Brand Kits for the AI Era

Upload a logo once. Sinqlo builds every variation, format, color and font on a brand kit page your client can open anytime, plus an agent-ready brand kit that Claude and your other AI tools can read.

Drop your client’s logo: AI, SVG, PDF, PNG or JPG
  1. 1Upload
  2. 2Generate
  3. 3Share

Animation: a logo file is uploaded to Sinqlo, the AI Assistant generates four logo variations, detects three brand colors and the font, exports SVG, PNG, PDF and WebP, and creates one Brand Link to share with the client.

Open the live demo sharing page to see what your client gets.

An agent-ready brand kit is everything an AI needs to use a client’s brand. Logo variations, every format, colors with roles, fonts, brand rules. Sinqlo keeps it current, so no agent ever works from an old logo.

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Every format.
Uploaded once.

Your client downloads SVG, PNG, PDF and WebP. You didn’t export a single file. That’s 30–45 minutes of manual work per project, gone.

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One link that
never goes stale.

Update the logo and the sharing page updates with it. Same Brand Link, newest files. No “can you send the white version again?”

How Brand Links work

Every client’s logos,
in one place.

Variations, colors and fonts, organized per client. Nobody digs through Drive folders for the current version anymore.

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Everyone has the latest logo

Same logos.
Whole team.

Team Mode keeps every teammate on the current file, in real time. Add a variation once and everyone has it. Available on Studio and Agency plans.

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AI agent-ready brand kits

Give Claude the brand before it designs.

Give a client’s agent-ready brand kit to Claude with your design skill. It starts from the client’s real logos, colors and fonts instead of guessing. Want it hands-free? Connect Sinqlo MCP and agents pull the live kit themselves.

Real kits from iframe design studio. Every design in the carousel was made by Claude from the kit.

Sinqlo brand kit

Colors

  • Purple#3D009A
  • Yellow#FFFF5A
  • Mint#82FFBE
  • Pink#FFB4FF
  • White#FFFFFF

Font

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Rules, inferred from the studio’s published work, not part of the kit

  • One ink, purple, on a flat light field.
  • Condensed, uppercase headlines stacked tight.
  • Content sits in a thin-ruled grid of boxed cells.
  • One graphic device: parallel lines forming an arrow.
Square Instagram post for TECHFUSE on yellow with a thin purple grid: the logo, the logo symbol arrow on a pink block and the headline "The lineup is live." in condensed uppercase type.

Social post Made by Claude from the TECHFUSE kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the TECHFUSE brand kit from Sinqlo, design an Instagram post announcing the speaker lineup. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
TECHFUSE event set on a pink board: a mint speaker badge on a yellow lanyard, a yellow business card and a purple day-pass ticket, each with the logo and the purple arrow motif.

Corporate ID Made by Claude from the TECHFUSE kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the TECHFUSE brand kit from Sinqlo, design a speaker badge on a lanyard, a business card and an event ticket. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
Website hero for TECHFUSE on yellow with a ruled purple grid: the headline "A day of talks, demos + people.", the logo symbol arrow on a mint block and a purple Get your ticket button.

Website Made by Claude from the TECHFUSE kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the TECHFUSE brand kit from Sinqlo, design a website hero for the conference with a clear call to action. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
Square Instagram post on a sky-blue field: the headline "Healthy pets, easy visits." in navy typewriter type, framed by hand-drawn navy brush marks, with the VETCARE wordmark at the bottom.

Social post Made by Claude from the VETCARE kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the VETCARE brand kit from Sinqlo, design an Instagram post inviting pet owners to book a checkup. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
VETCARE stationery set on a sky-blue board: a white letterhead, a navy business card, a white business card and a navy envelope, all in navy typewriter type.

Corporate ID Made by Claude from the VETCARE kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the VETCARE brand kit from Sinqlo, design a letterhead, business card and envelope set for the clinic. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
Website hero for VETCARE on a sky-blue field: the headline "Care that comes with a wag." in navy typewriter type, a navy Book a checkup button and hand-drawn brush marks.

Website Made by Claude from the VETCARE kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the VETCARE brand kit from Sinqlo, design a website hero for booking a checkup. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
Square Instagram post for THERMOFOIL on orange: the headline "Smooth finish. No seams. No excuses." in light uppercase black type, a black square holding an orange circle, and the wordmark bottom left.

Social post Made by Claude from the THERMOFOIL kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the THERMOFOIL brand kit from Sinqlo, design an Instagram post about a new seamless kitchen door finish. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
THERMOFOIL stationery on a gray board: a white letterhead with a black square and orange circle, a black business card, an orange business card and a white envelope.

Corporate ID Made by Claude from the THERMOFOIL kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the THERMOFOIL brand kit from Sinqlo, design a letterhead, two business cards and an envelope. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.
Website hero for THERMOFOIL: an orange panel with the headline "One piece. Every edge. Any color." in black uppercase type next to a black panel holding a large orange circle.

Website Made by Claude from the THERMOFOIL kit’s live data plus the rules shown

Prompt (Claude also had the rules)

Using the THERMOFOIL brand kit from Sinqlo, design a website hero for the door finish range. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.

Claude is the example here. The kit isn’t tied to Claude, and it works with any AI agent.

  1. Paste the kit text into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any other AI agent and start designing.

    # VETCARE
    ## Colors
    #002856 · #AFDFEF · #FFFFFF
    ## Typography
    American Typewriter
  2. Or connect Sinqlo MCP and the agent pulls the live kit itself. MCP comes with Studio and up.

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    Agents can read a kit. They never change it.

  3. Reuse the prompt for any brand: swap in the kit, the piece and the purpose.

    Using the {brand} brand kit from Sinqlo, design a {piece} for {purpose}. Use only the kit's logos, colors and fonts.

Colors, fonts and logos come from each kit through Sinqlo MCP. The rules are Claude’s reading of the studio’s published work, not the kit’s notes. Names, offers, hours and event details in the designs are sample copy. TECHFUSE uses a licensed typeface that isn’t hosted in the kit, so its headlines use a condensed stand-in and its body text uses Archivo.

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How agent-ready brand kits workHow Sinqlo MCP works

Retire the ZIP file.

Export 12 files. Rename. Zip. Upload. Send. The client asks for the PNG. The logo changes, so you do it all again. Or you send one link, once.

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Free

€0

forever

Get started with the essentials.

  • Up to 3 brand kits
  • Logo variations
  • Auto exports (SVG, PNG, PDF, WebP)
  • Client access codes
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Agency

€10/mo

billed annually · €12 monthly

Power and scale without limits.

  • Unlimited brand kits
  • 20 users, team collaboration
  • AI Assistant / MCP
  • Connectors
  • Dedicated support
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Custom solutions for large teams.

  • Unlimited users
  • AI Assistant / MCP
  • Connectors
  • Dedicated support
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FAQ

Questions, answered.

What clients get, how updates work, and what happens to your files.

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What is a brand kit?

Everything a client needs to use their brand: logo variations in every format (SVG, PNG, PDF, WebP), colors, fonts and notes. In Sinqlo it lives on one brand kit page behind one Brand Link, ready for your AI agents.

What happens when I update the logo?

Everything updates automatically. No re-uploads, no new links. Every client always sees the latest version, and so does every AI agent reading the kit.

Do my clients need an account?

No. Clients click your link, preview the files and download what they need. No logins, no tech hassle.

What is an agent-ready brand kit?

A brand kit an AI agent can use without guessing: logos named by layout and color, colors with roles, fonts, and your brand rules as plain sentences, all from one live source. Sinqlo kits are agent-ready by default. Agents read them through the Brand Link or through Sinqlo MCP.

Does it work with Claude design skills?

Yes. Give Claude the kit’s Brand Link, or connect Sinqlo MCP, and your design skill starts from the client’s real logos, colors and fonts. The MCP connection reads the current kit, so nothing needs pasting again. MCP comes with Studio and up.

How does an AI agent find the right brand kit?

By brand name or brand ID. The name works for everyday requests. When two clients have similar names, give the agent the brand ID and it gets that exact kit. Agents can read a kit but never change it.

Can my client’s AI agents read their brand kit?

Yes, through the Brand Link, with no Sinqlo account or plan. If the link has an access code, the agent needs the code too. MCP comes with Studio and up, for the studio that owns the kit.

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Notes on brand kits for the AI era.

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