Brand Kit on LayerProof - Create visual assets, 100% on-brand

Brand Kit is now available on LayerProof!

I am the Social Manager at LayerProof and the one who used Brand Kit the most during our testing phase. Generating visual content is not new, but it gets so convenient to stay within the LayerProof ecosystem, basically an AI creative suite for marketers.

Here is exactly why we built it:

• To eliminate manual setup: We wanted to instantly extract a brand's complete DNA: colors, logos, typography, and brand voice in seconds without building style guides from scratch.

• To handle multiple campaign directions: Marketers need flexibility, so we built Brand Themes to let you pivot between different visual directions like a product launch, seasonal promotion, or daily social posts.

• To ensure flawless execution across formats: Whether you are creating a quick graphic or a deep-dive slide deck, your design rules should be enforced automatically.
  

To handle multiple campaign directions: Marketers need flexibility, so we built Brand Themes to let you pivot between different visual directions like a product launch, seasonal promotion, or daily social posts.

I usually started by importing our guidelines via a single URL to let the AI extract our fonts, colors, and logos. From there, I set up a "Product Launch" theme and commanded LayerProof to generate a series of launch posts alongside our core presentation deck.

We also have a special launch offer for the Product Hunt community! Use the promo code BRANDKIT before July 20, 2026 to unlock all Pro features and get 1K credits.

Hey Product Hunt, Brand Kit is finally live.

TLDR: you set up your brand once, either by uploading your fonts, colors, and logos or by pasting your website URL and letting the AI extract them, and every asset you generate after that stays on brand.

Social posts, decks, quick graphics, all of it follows the same rules without you checking each one.

We built it because the most common complaint from users was never about generation quality. It was that every output needed a manual fix before it matched their brand.

I am not a designer myself, and honestly I could never tell if the blue in our own posts was the right blue, so I felt this one personally.

You can also create Brand Themes, so the same brand can hold a launch look, a seasonal look, and a daily social look, and you switch between them instead of rebuilding anything.

If you try it, tell me where it still drifts off brand. That is the part we are actively tuning, and your examples help more than praise does.

Hey Product Hunt, so excited to share that Brand Kit is now live on LayerProof!

The pain I feel most as a social media marketer is not creating one good visual. It is creating many visuals, across many formats, while still making sure every post feels like the same brand.

Before Brand Kit, I had to keep reminding AI about the same things again and again: use this logo, follow this color, keep this tone, make it feel more like us. The output could be good, but it still needed manual checking before we could actually post it.

That is exactly why we built Brand Kit.

Now, LayerProof can remember the core parts of your brand: logo, colors, typography, voice, and visual references. Once the brand is set, every social post, campaign graphic, or presentation starts with the right brand foundation already in place.

The part I love most is Brand Themes. You can keep one brand identity, but create different creative directions for a launch, a seasonal campaign, or daily content.

For social teams, this means less time fixing the same brand details and more time building stories people remember.

Try it with code BRANDKIT to get 1,000 credits. We would love to see what you create.

Tried it today and really liked the experience. Setting up the brand kit was straightforward, and it makes creating consistent visuals much faster. Looking forward to using this more.

Hey Product Hunt, excited to share Brand Kit with you!
The pain from a product design perspective is making a powerful brand system feel simple enough for anyone on the team to use, while still giving AI enough structure to create well.
Brand identity has many layers: logos, colors, typography, tone, image references, and campaign directions. But users should not feel like they are managing a complicated design system just to create one asset.
So we designed Brand Kit around a simple flow.
Drop in what you have. Shape the Kit. Create a Brand Theme. Then use it when creating a real asset.
Behind that simple flow, the bigger purpose is to help AI understand the brand more clearly. The more structured the brand context is, the less the AI has to guess, and the more useful the output becomes.
The feature I personally love is Brand Theme. It gives users flexibility without asking them to change the core brand every time a new campaign needs a different look.
The goal is simple: make brand control feel natural, not heavy.
If your team creates social posts or presentations often, I hope this helps your AI outputs feel more intentional, more consistent, and more like your brand.

Finally gave the brand kit a shot and uploading our actual fonts plus hex codes made a real difference, no more fiddling with hex codes every time.

The pain of marketing operations is that brand guidelines often exist, but they do not always live where work actually happens 🤔
They sit in PDFs, folders, websites or past campaign files. Then every time you create a new asset, you still need to manually check the logo, colors, typography and tone.

That gap between "we have guidelines" and "our AI can actually use them" is exactly what Brand Kit is built to close!

With Brand Kit, teams can start with what they already have: guideline website URL, PDF, folder or past work. LayerProof helps extract the brand foundation, then users can review, correct, and shape the Kit before using it.

This gives AI better input, not just more input.
Instead of relying on scattered instructions inside a prompt, the AI can work from a structured brand system.

Uploading our color palette once and having every new asset automatically stay in those exact hex values is such a relief for our small team. Cuts out the back-and-forth we used to have checking brand files.

The brand kit setup was surprisingly smooth, fonts and colors pulled in without any fuss. Felt like the kind of guardrail small teams actually need.

Finally tried LayerProof and the Brand Kit setup was genuinely simple, my exact hex codes showed up on the first render. Nice touch that the logo gets locked so I can't accidentally resize it past the safe zone.