Per-client brand kits with colour roles, heading and body fonts, light/dark logos and written guidelines — extracted from a website in a minute, applied with one undoable click, enforced at export.
Every colour in a kit has a job — primary, secondary, accent, background, text — plus as many extras as the brand needs. Roles are what make one-click apply predictable: the primary lands on headlines, the accent on call-to-action buttons (with button text flipped for contrast), the background on every artboard. Add a label like "Leapmotor Green" so the team talks about colours the way the client does.
Pick a heading face and a body face from the studio font library or your uploaded brand fonts, with the weights the brand is licensed for. Applying a kit sets headlines and buttons in the heading face and subheads and body copy in the body face, and loads the fonts so the canvas renders correctly straight away.
Upload the marks the client actually uses and tag each one for light or dark backgrounds. When a kit is applied the right variant replaces any layer flagged as a logo — or is placed top-left if the banner has none — so the artwork is on-brand before anyone touches a layer.
Paste the client's homepage and the studio pulls the palette, the fonts it loads, and the logo into a draft kit for you to confirm. Or start from a client record and their saved logo comes with it. Either way a brand kit takes a minute, not an afternoon of eyedroppering.
Mark one kit as the client's default and every new project linked to that client is offered it on open. Duplicate a kit for a sub-brand or campaign look, and every save keeps a version so you can restore an earlier palette with one click. Applying a kit is a single undo step in the editor.
Written guidelines — tone of voice, legal lines, do's and don'ts — are fed to the AI copy and image assistants whenever a project is linked to the client, so suggestions arrive on-brand. The export compliance check flags colours and fonts that drift from the client's kit before a banner ships.