The last ten hours of every brand project, in ten minutes.

Every free user gets one brand fully unlocked: the complete Pro pack for that brand, with every format, print-ready PDFs, the client brand portal, the email signature kit, design tokens and a watermark-free guidelines PDF. Upload your own logo (the demo brand doesn't count), open the download dialog and claim it. You can re-download that brand's pack as often as you like.

If you replace that brand's primary logo, the free unlock ends. After that you're on the free tier (logo SVGs, 1000px PNGs, CSS colours, watermarked guidelines) or Pro. In short: deliver your next client's pack free, and pay from the second one.

No. Brandpack runs entirely in your browser. Your SVGs, colours and client details are processed on your own machine and never sent to a server. There is no account and no cloud storage.

Projects are saved locally in your browser, and you can export a project file to back them up or move them to another computer. That makes it safe for work under NDA.

The one outside request is to Google Fonts, to show the typefaces you pick. It receives the font names, never your files or text. Claiming your free brand also sends a short anonymous check to our server, to keep the offer fair; it never includes your files or text. The guidelines and portal in the pack have the fonts built in, so they also work offline.

A single file, Open me first - brand portal.html, at the top of every ZIP. Your client unzips the pack, double-clicks it, and it opens in their browser: logo previews with one-click download buttons for every version and format, a “Which file do I need?” section (website, email, print, social, dark backgrounds) that links straight to the right file, click-to-copy colour codes, and links to the guidelines.

There's nothing to host and nothing to log in to. It's there so “which logo do I use?” emails stop.

No. Every logo comes as a print-ready vector PDF in each colourway, which is the modern standard format for print and the file printers and sign-makers ask for. PDFs open in Illustrator, Affinity and Inkscape, stay fully vector and scale to any size.

If a supplier insists on EPS, open the PDF in Illustrator or Affinity and save a copy as EPS.

Yes. The kit has a ready-made HTML signature in the brand's fonts and colours, with web-safe fallbacks for mail apps that don't load custom fonts. You paste it into Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail as rich text, and how-to-install.txt walks through each one. In the app's Email signature tab you can fill in a person's name, title and phone and click “Copy signature” to paste straight into Gmail.

For the logo to show reliably for everyone who receives the email, host the logo image (signature-logo.png is included) on your client's website. The kit explains how.

Design tokens are a brand's decisions (colours, font families, type sizes) written as data that design and code tools can read. The pack includes design-tokens.json in the W3C Design Tokens (DTCG) format, which works with Style Dictionary and Tokens Studio, plus a simpler figma-variables.json with colours and type sizes for Figma's variable import. Hand developers tokens, not screenshots.

Figma's support for importing token files is still new and varies by plugin and version, so check the result after importing.

Brandpack recolours flat fills and strokes automatically, which covers most logos. Gradients, multi-colour marks and logos that rely on overlapping shapes don't always flatten nicely to one colour, so every variant has a manual override: upload your own SVG for that variant and Brandpack uses it everywhere instead, in every size and format.

Yes. Convert live text to outlines (Create Outlines in Illustrator, Text to Path in Figma, Inkscape and Affinity) before you export the SVG. Live text depends on the font being installed, so it will render in a fallback font on other machines and in the generated PNGs.

With Pro, yes. The guidelines carry no Brandpack watermark and the back page reads “Prepared by” your studio name. Your free first brand gets the same watermark-free guidelines. After that, the free tier shows a small “Made with Brandpack” watermark on the PDF.

Logos as SVG, print-ready vector PDF, transparent PNG at 500, 1000 and 2000px, and JPG, each in full colour, black, white and brand-colour mono. Guidelines as a vector PDF and a standalone HTML page. A client brand portal as one HTML file. Favicons at 16, 32, 180, 192 and 512px plus an SVG favicon, a site.webmanifest and an HTML head snippet. Social images for X, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Open Graph. An email signature kit: an HTML signature, a logo image and install notes for Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail. Colours as CSS variables, SCSS, a Tailwind config, JSON, Adobe ASE swatches and a GPL palette for GIMP and Inkscape, plus design-tokens.json (DTCG) and figma-variables.json. And a README.txt explaining what goes where.

Pro is a one-time purchase through Gumroad: $49 at launch, regularly $79. You get a license key by email, paste it into the app once, and Pro is unlocked for unlimited brands. One license covers you on up to 5 devices, with all future updates included. No subscription.

Yes, that is what it is for. Use it on unlimited projects for unlimited clients. Everything Brandpack generates belongs to you and your client. There are no royalties and no attribution required on Pro.

Reply to your Gumroad receipt within 14 days of purchase and you get a full refund. No forms, no questions. Better still, your first brand is free and fully unlocked, so you can deliver a real client pack before you pay anything.

It won't guess them. Pantone matches are licensed and need a physical swatch book, so automatic conversions would mislead your client. Instead, type the Pantone and CMYK values from your swatch book into each colour, and Brandpack puts them in the guidelines, the client portal, the README and the colour files. Colours without your own values get HEX, RGB, HSL and an automatic CMYK estimate, clearly labelled as approximate.

Yes. Once the app has loaded, generating and exporting happens locally, so you can keep working without a connection. Activating a Pro license key needs to be online once.