AI Brand Studio BETA · FREE
Describe your idea in one line. Get five name ideas with live domain availability, a color palette, fonts, taglines, social bios, landing copy, eight vector logo concepts — then refine in the AI logo lab and export a print-ready Brand Pack PDF. No sign-up.
Your idea
Free during beta — 3 kits per day. Names, colors and copy are processed by our server-side AI route; nothing is stored on our servers. Ctrl+Enter also generates.
Brand board
Name ideas — click to pick, domains checked live
Color palette — click a card to copy
Typography
Taglines — pick your favorite
Voice
Social bios
Landing hero
Export
The Brand Pack is a print-ready 6-page identity document — cover, palette with hex codes, typography, all 8 logo concepts with usage rules, and your launch copy. Agencies sell this as a “brand guidelines” deliverable. Pro unlock required.
How does the live domain check work?
For every name idea, your browser asks a public DNS resolver (Cloudflare’s) whether name.com and name.io resolve. If the domain doesn’t resolve, it’s very likely unregistered — we mark it “available”. It’s an indication, not a guarantee: the only truth is the registrar’s checkout page. No account is created and nothing is looked up on your behalf beyond that DNS query.
What happens to my idea and inputs?
Your description goes through our own server route to the AI provider — the access key stays on our server and never travels to your browser, and we never store what you type. Domain checks are anonymous DNS lookups. Your generated kit lives in the page until you close or reload it; export it as Markdown if you want to keep it.
Can I use the names and logo commercially?
Names: check the domain, then verify the trademark situation for your market before you commit — AI suggestions can collide with existing brands. Logos: we claim no rights over what you generate; treat them like any AI-generated art and make sure they don’t reproduce protected work.
How can this be free?
The model runs on a free community tier of an OpenAI-compatible provider, called through our own server route. We pay nothing, so you pay nothing. The trade-off is shared capacity: at busy times your request waits, and we retry automatically.