Brand Kit

Brand Kit

Brand Kit stores your brand once: colors, imagery style, tone, and typography rules. When you generate in Final mode, every image starts from it. Create it from your existing guidelines, refine it with a few test images, and use it in the Image Generator, in Spaces, in Designer, and with the Magnific AI agent.

Brand Kit works with Magnific One in Final mode. Choose Magnific One as the model to generate with your kit. To learn how Magnific One works, including Draft and Final modes, read Magnific One.

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Create a Brand Kit

  1. Open Library and select Brand Kit in the References list.

  2. Select Create.

  3. Enter a Brand name. This is the only required field.

  4. Add Brand sources. Drop your brand guidelines, logos or style documents into the box (PDF, images or ZIP), or use the buttons: Files to upload from your computer, Website to paste a URL (only publicly accessible pages can be imported), or Text to describe the brand in your own words. You can combine several sources.

  5. Select Set it up manually. Magnific AI reads your sources and proposes a colour palette, imagery style, tone of voice and typography rules.

  6. Review the test images. Tell the agent what is on brand and what is not. Your feedback becomes part of the kit.

Building a kit takes about 10 to 15 minutes, most of it on the review step. Kits you create appear in Library > Brand kit, filtered by All, Private or Shared, and by project.

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Use a Brand Kit

Open Library > Brand kit, find your kit and select Use. Choose the project it should apply to under Active project, then choose where to use it:

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You can also select a kit from inside each tool. In the Image Generator, select Brand kit in the References row, then choose a kit from the list. Use the pencil to edit it, or Create new Brand kit to start one without leaving the generator. In Spaces, add a Brand Kit node.

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A kit can include templates for channels such as Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn, each with its aspect ratio and safe zones. Select a template to generate directly in that format.

Refine a Brand Kit

A Brand Kit learns from your corrections. When a result is off brand, mark it and say why: wrong color, wrong mood, or text where there should be none. That correction becomes a permanent rule for the kit.

You can also edit the kit directly: change colors, add or remove reference images, or rewrite the tone and typography rules.

Share a Brand Kit

Share a kit with a project or with individual team members. Everyone who has it generates from the same rules. Shared kits show under Shared in the Library; kits approved for the whole organization carry an Official badge on their card. Clients can duplicate a shared kit to create their own version without changing yours.

What Brand Kit does and doesn't do

Brand Kit is strongest at direction: color, mood, imagery style and composition. It gets you to a set of on-brand options quickly.

It doesn't guarantee exact typography, exact color values, or pixel-identical placement in every image. For those, use Auto Layers to split text, logo, and product into editable layers, then finish in Designer or your own tools.

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