Brand kit
Make the visual direction reusable without making it rigid.
Save palette, typography, voice, prohibited terms, and one shared logo reference, then preview a coordinated application to editable designs.
How it works
A clear path from intent to editable result.
- 01
Define the brand boundary
Save primary, accent, background, and text colors with a typography pair and concise voice guidance.
- 02
Attach the approved logo
The Brand Kit stores one stable asset reference while the logo bytes remain in the shared Asset store.
- 03
Checkpoint and apply
Retake captures the current document, then applies the reviewed brand change as one undoable batch.
Designed for the last mile
What stays open to review.
- Reusable palettesKeep named brand colors available across projects and campaign designs.
- Typography pairingSave headline and body font choices as part of the same brand snapshot.
- Voice guidancePass an immutable voice description into bounded writing requests.
- Prohibited termsRecord language the campaign must avoid before copy proposals are generated.
- Shared logo assetReference one stored logo without duplicating image bytes inside the kit.
- Safe applicationCheckpoint first and apply the brand through normal document commands.
FAQ
Questions about brand kit.
Does a Brand Kit flatten the design?
No. It updates native design and layer properties, so typography, color, images, and copy remain editable.
Where is the logo stored?
The kit stores only the asset ID. The immutable logo bytes and metadata remain in the shared Asset store.
Can I maintain more than one brand?
Yes. Save multiple Brand Kits and choose a kit for each design. A new design can also start without a brand.
Give the Agent a real marketing brief.
Generate a complete first pass, then refine copy, visuals, layout, and every format as an editable design.