Brandkit
Premium reference imagery for a brand: the visual north-star before code. Works with any image model. Pairs with the design-system skill, which provides the palette and type; this renders them.
What it produces
- Logo concepts: a mark and a wordmark, on the brand palette.
- A brand board: palette swatches, type specimens, the mood in one frame.
- Product mockups: the site or app in context, premium product-photography style.
- Optional hero: an "open and reveal" sequence (below).
Prompt formula (premium product photography)
[Subject + material and finish], centered in frame, 3/4 front angle. Clean [brand background hex] background, soft studio lighting, subtle shadows. [Detail specific to the brand]. Photorealistic, 16:9, catalog quality, Apple-style product photography. No text, no logos, no other objects in frame.
The "open and reveal" hero (two-image to video)
A signature, attention-grabbing hero: an intact object that opens and whose contents spill out.
- Image A, closed: the object intact and clean.
- Image B, open: the same object, opened, contents floating around it. Golden rule: identical subject, angle, light, and background, only the state changes, or the animation will jump.
- Animate A to B with an image-to-video model (Higgsfield, Kling, Veo): set A as the start frame, B as the end frame, plus a motion prompt describing the opening. Fallback: animate image B alone with a floating motion.
Rules
- The brand palette and type come from the
design-system, not invented here. Render the system, do not redesign it. - Real material, premium light, no clutter. Generated does not mean cheap.
- One consistent style across the whole kit.
- Remove any model watermark before use (crop or a clean export).
Pairs with: design-system (the identity this renders).


