BRAND KIT FOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography brand kit.
A Photography brand kit from MakeBrandKit is a complete, on-brand set of assets — a logomark and colour palette, a print-ready brochure, a 9:16 reel with voiceover, and an Instagram carousel — all generated from a single sentence in minutes, with no designer.
A photographer is booked from the surfaces that frame the work — the gallery cover a couple opens on their phone, the pricing PDF sent after an enquiry, and a grid where a loud logo would compete with the images it is meant to sell. MakeBrandKit generates a restrained wordmark and neutral palette from your niche and style, then flows that one core into the tri-fold pricing guide, the email signature the enquiry reply carries, and the reel and carousel that show the shoot without shouting over it.
Founding members lock in priority access & founding-tier pricing.
No spam — just one email the day it opens.
A complete kit — generated, not designed.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps to your kit.
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Brief
Describe your brand in one sentence — the name, the vibe, who it’s for.
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Generate
MakeBrandKit resolves it into a brand core, then flows that core into every asset.
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Export
Adjust anything you like, then export the whole kit — logo, brochure, reel and carousel.
WHY IT'S DIFFERENT
Quiet brand, loud work
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A minimal wordmark drawn to recede: mono and reversed lockups that sit as a corner watermark on a 2048 px gallery export, a 400 px profile avatar and a print-box sticker, exported as SVG plus PNG so the same file scales from a business card to a studio window.
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A neutral palette delivered in HEX, RGB and CMYK with text-on-surface pairs checked against WCAG AA (4.5:1 body, 3:1 large) — so a caption plate on a dark, low-key portrait stays readable and the brochure prints as the grey you approved rather than the one the press guessed at.
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The pieces an enquiry actually travels through, cut from one core: an A4 landscape tri-fold pricing guide exported press-ready, a 600 × 200 px branded email signature for the reply that carries it, and a 1080 × 1920 px reel with voiceover plus a nine-slide 1080 × 1350 px carousel — rendered 4:5 rather than square, so a sneak-peek set claims more feed height on the phone it gets scrolled past on.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Will the brand overpower my photos?
No — photography kits lean deliberately minimal: a restrained wordmark, a neutral palette and generous white space, chosen to recede so the gallery cover, the watermark and the pricing guide frame the images instead of competing with them. The mark ships in mono and reversed versions for exactly that reason — a small corner watermark on a low-key portrait needs one quiet colour, not a gradient. The type does the signalling; your portfolio does the selling.
Can I make a pricing guide or client welcome pack?
Yes — the A4 tri-fold is typeset in your brand fonts and exports as a press-ready PDF, so the same layout runs as the pricing guide you send after an enquiry, a client welcome pack with what-to-wear and timeline panels, or a mini-session flyer. Pair it with the generated 600 × 200 px email signature and the reply and its attachment read as one studio — which matters, because most photographers are compared against two other quotes sitting in the same inbox.
Is it good for a specific niche like weddings?
Yes — name the niche in the brief (weddings, newborn, family, brand or product photography) and the tone shifts to match: romantic, editorial type for weddings, warm rounded forms for family sessions, clean and commercial for brand work, with the same asset set either way. The social profile kit — a 400 × 400 px avatar, a 1500 × 500 px cover and 1080 × 1080 px highlight icons — is generated on the same core, so the Instagram profile a couple checks after enquiring matches the guide you just sent them.
Early access
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