BRAND KIT FOR STARTUP
Startup brand kit.
A Startup 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 startup is judged before it has a product — by the investor who opens the one-pager after a warm intro, the first hire who checks the LinkedIn page, the Product Hunt browser who gives the 240 × 240 px thumbnail half a second — and a logo made in Canva at midnight, a waitlist page in a template’s default purple and a pitch attachment in a fourth typeface tell all three the same thing: side project. MakeBrandKit resolves the idea into one brand core, then sets that core across the A4 logo-directions PDF you choose a mark from, the tri-fold typeset as a one-pager, the JSON and CSS tokens the landing page is built in, and the 9:16 reel and eight-slide carousel that carry launch day.
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
Look funded before you are
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A mark that survives the places a startup actually appears: the A4 logo-directions PDF lays out three concepts — an abstract symbol, a wordmark and a lettermark — each with the rationale to defend it to a co-founder, and the chosen one exports as SVG plus PNG in mono and reversed lockups, so it reads at 16 px as a favicon, at 240 × 240 px as a Product Hunt thumbnail, and in one colour on the swag ordered the week before demo day, with the minimum size and clear space stated in the brand guidelines PDF.
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A palette that ships as code, not a mood board: a restrained primary and a single action accent that avoid template-purple, every text-on-surface pair checked to WCAG AA in advance (4.5:1 body, 3:1 display) so the waitlist button and the pricing table pass the first audit a design-conscious customer runs, and the whole thing exported as HEX, RGB and CMYK plus JSON and CSS variables the founder pastes into a Next.js or Framer landing page without reinterpreting it.
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The launch-day pieces, cut from one core: the A4 tri-fold typeset as an investor one-pager or a first-customer leave-behind, a copy pack of headlines, taglines, a founder bio and captions in a voice that is confident without being loud, a 9:16 reel with voiceover for the launch post and X pin, an eight-slide 1080 × 1080 px carousel that walks a reader from the problem to the waitlist link, a 1200 × 630 px OG image so the shared link looks intentional, and a social profile set at 400², 1500 × 500 and 1080² for X, LinkedIn and Instagram on the same morning.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
We’re pre-product — is it too early?
No — pre-product is when the brand does the most work, because there is nothing else for an investor, a candidate or a waitlist visitor to judge. Brief the kit with the one-sentence pitch you already say out loud ("a payroll API for Indian marketplaces", "Notion for clinical trials") and it resolves a mark, palette and type direction you can lock before the landing page, the one-pager and the social profiles go up, so they match from day one. Nothing is thrown away when the product exists: the JSON and CSS tokens are the same ones the product UI is built on, and the brand guidelines PDF is what the first designer hire works from instead of reverse-engineering the logo.
Can it help with our launch?
Yes — the kit covers the assets a Product Hunt, X or LinkedIn launch actually consumes, all cut from the same core. The 9:16 reel with voiceover is the launch-post video, the eight-slide 1080 × 1080 px carousel walks a reader from the problem to the waitlist link, the 1200 × 630 px OG image is what the shared URL renders as, the social profile set covers the avatar, cover and highlight icons at 400², 1500 × 500 and 1080², and the copy pack supplies the tagline, headlines and captions so the founder is not writing them at 6 a.m. on launch morning. Product Hunt’s 240 × 240 px thumbnail and gallery images are built from the same mark and palette, so the listing matches the landing page it links to. The kit does not produce a slide deck; the tri-fold is typeset as a one-pager, and the tokens and guidelines make the deck straightforward to build on-brand in your slide tool of choice.
Will the brand scale as we grow?
Yes — it scales because it is delivered as a system, not a set of files. The brand core is exported as JSON and CSS tokens for colour, type and spacing that go straight into the product codebase, the logo ships as SVG in mono and reversed lockups so it survives every future surface from an app icon to a conference banner, and the brand guidelines PDF states the logo, palette, type and voice rules so a fifth hire or an outside agency extends the brand instead of redrawing it. If the pivot changes the name or the positioning, the brief changes and the whole kit regenerates from the new core rather than being patched asset by asset.
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