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About this tool
Create, organize, preview, and export complete brand kits with logos, colors, typography, links, and guidelines.
Brand Kit Manager is a browser workspace that stores one brand's logo files, hex palette, type scale, official links and written guidelines as a single reusable kit. It is built for freelancers, small studios and in-house marketers who keep re-sending the same assets to designers, developers and printers. Colours are validated as six-digit hex, links are checked against the http, https and mailto protocols, and everything stays in your browser's localStorage — nothing is uploaded.
Open Brand Kit Manager on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Press New in the Saved Kits panel to start a kit, then fill in Brand name, Tagline, Industry, Website, Contact info and Description under Brand Profile. Leaving the name blank shows 'Brand name is required.' and a malformed address shows 'Use a valid website URL.'
Load artwork from each slot in Logo & Asset Manager — the button reads Upload until a slot is filled and Replace afterwards, and only PNG, JPG, SVG and WEBP are accepted. Build the palette with Color name, HEX and Add, set Heading font and Body font under Typography, and add links with Label, URL and Add Link.
The Live Brand Preview redraws as you type, and its Validation line switches to Ready for export once the name and website pass. Finish with Copy Summary, Export JSON, Duplicate or Print in the Export panel, or Reset to restore the starter fields.
Logos, colours, fonts, links and tone-of-voice notes live in the same kit rather than four different apps.
Palette entries must be full six-digit hex and links must resolve to http, https or mailto, so a broken value never reaches the export.
Kits are held in your browser's localStorage and exported only when you click download — no account, no server copy.
In your own browser, under the localStorage key altftools:brand-kit-manager:v1. Nothing is sent to a server, so clearing site data or switching browsers loses the kit — use the JSON export as your backup.
Four: PNG, JPEG, SVG and WebP, each up to 2 MB. The 2 MB cap exists because kits persist to localStorage, whose practical per-origin quota is about 5 MB, and base64 encoding inflates a file by roughly one third.
The palette only accepts full six-digit hex such as #14B8A6. Three-digit shorthand (#1B8), eight-digit hex with alpha (#14B8A6FF) and named colours like "teal" are refused so the exported values paste cleanly into CSS, Figma and print specs.
Two formats. The JSON export is the complete kit object — every field, plus logos embedded as base64 data URLs — and can be re-imported. The copy button puts a plain-text one-pager on your clipboard: name, tagline, industry, website, contact, the full colour list, heading and body fonts, and the voice, messaging and design-rule guidelines.