AI Brand Kit Generator

Ask for a brand kit and you usually get a logo. Then the real work starts. Someone picks hex codes that half match the mark, someone else guesses a font pairing, and the first social post already looks like a different company. The pieces were never made together, so they never sit together.

A brand kit generator has to solve the bundle, not the logo. On Wireflow the bundle is a node graph: one brief node feeds the mark, the color and type direction, and the imagery at the same time, on the same words. Nothing downstream has to remember what the brand looked like, because the brief is still wired to it.

The graph is small. Four ideas do all the work.

• One source of truth. A Text Input node holds the brief. Every other node reads from it, so the brand exists in exactly one place on the canvas.
• Direction before pixels. A Run any LLM node converts the brief into written direction, hex codes and a type pairing, and a Prompt Concatenator staples that line onto every downstream prompt so the models are never guessing the palette.
• Right model per artifact. Recraft V4 Vector for the SVG mark, Ideogram V4 where the type has to be legible, Nano Banana 2 or Seedream V4.5 where the brand has to sit in a real scene. Picking per artifact is the whole point of a design canvas instead of one model.
• Consistency by reference. Once you approve the mark, it goes back in as a reference image, so later assets restage the same shape instead of inventing a new one.

Finishing nodes hang off the end. Background removal for a transparent mark, upscaling for print, a Compositor for lockups. None of it needs a GPU, because the whole canvas runs on hosted compute.

This generates the assets, not the strategy. It will not name your company, write your positioning, or tell you which market to fight for. Bring that decision, put it in the brief, and the canvas renders it.

Two more honest limits. You get SVG from the vector node and raster images from everything else, plus the written direction the LLM node produced. There is no packaged brand guidelines document and no editable Figma or Illustrator source file. And a type pairing is a suggestion, not a font license, so you still license and set the type yourself. Nothing here does a trademark search either, so clear the mark before you print it.

If you want a finished identity signed off by a brand designer, hire one. If you want the kit generated, kept consistent, and re-runnable the moment the brief changes, that is what this canvas is for.