Consistency

Save a brand once, apply it everywhere

Retyping "warm oak, brushed brass, soft 2700K light" into every prompt is how a set of renders drifts apart. A brand kit holds the palette, the materials and the mood, and every tool reads from it.

Free — brand kits don't cost credits

How it works

  1. 01

    Create the brand

    Name it after the client, and give it a palette, a set of materials and a few mood words.

  2. 02

    Let it fill itself in

    Paste a brand's site or a few reference images and guidelines are drafted for you to edit.

  3. 03

    Attach it to a generation

    Pick the brand in any tool and its direction is folded into the prompt automatically.

  4. 04

    Reuse it forever

    Every future render for that client starts from the same guidelines, months later and across tools.

Why it helps

What changes in practice once Brand kits is part of the workflow.

A coherent set, not five unrelated images

The deck reads as one project because every image came from the same guidelines.

Onboarding a new client takes minutes

Set the brand up once at the start of the engagement and never think about it again.

Carries into the proposal

The brand direction becomes a page in the exported PDF, so the client sees the logic behind the images.

When designers reach for it

  • Agencies running several retail clients at once
  • Franchise rollouts where every location must match
  • Keeping a rebrand consistent across store formats

Questions about Brand kits

What designers ask most often before putting Brand kits on real client work.

See pricing

One on Starter, unlimited on Studio.

No. Brand kits, room detection, downloads and PDF exports are free — credits are only spent on generated images.