A logo and full brand kit
from just your name
Type your business name. Get logo concepts plus the kit behind them: colours, fonts, cards and every file format.
Every kit includes
Someone asks for your logo. You send them a JPEG off your own website.
It has a white box around it. They wanted a vector, or a version that works on dark, or the exact colour so the print matches the van.
You don’t have any of those, because nobody ever gave them to you. You got a logo once, from someone who isn’t contactable any more, and the file you’ve got is whichever one ended up in your downloads folder.
Meanwhile the blue on the van is a slightly different blue from the one on your invoices, and nobody has ever noticed except you.
Every file you’ll be asked for
Every format and background, ready for the printer or the web.
A brand in one sitting
Concepts, palette and type, picked by you in an afternoon.
Always where you need it
Already in the next proposal, page or ad you make.
What Kiin does with a business name
Type it and you get concepts to react to rather than a brief to write. Pick one and the kit builds around it: the palette, the type, the files and the templates. If you already have a logo, paste your web address instead and we rebuild what’s there properly.
The file you have, and the ones you need
Side by side
What you have
logo-final-2.jpg · 600 × 240 · white box · RGB only
One file, one background, one size. Unusable for print.
With Kiin
atlas-mark.svg · png transparent · dark · light · mono · favicon · CMYK
Every version, named, ready for whoever asks.
Same logo. One of them survives contact with a printer.
One mark, every surface
Tested where it actually goes
On a van, on an invoice header, as a 40-pixel avatar, embroidered on a polo, on a dark footer. A mark that reads at full width and turns to mush at thumbnail size isn’t finished, so we show you both before you commit.
Checked at
Already have one?
Pull it from your site
Paste your address and we read what’s there: the mark, the colours you’re actually using, the fonts. You get the kit built around what customers already recognise rather than something new they’d have to learn.
- The mark, redrawn as vector
- The colours you’re actually using
- The fonts already on the site
- Built around what customers recognise
Yours to steer
Change it, don’t re-brief it
Swap a colour, change the typeface, tighten the spacing. The whole kit updates rather than you starting again.
What you actually get
Not “just” a logo. Every file it takes to make it usable.
Logo files
In the kit
SVG, PNG and PDF, with the versions you need on light and dark backgrounds, plus a favicon and app icon.
Colours and fonts
In the kit
Hex, RGB and CMYK codes. Heading and body typefaces as font files and web CSS, ready to use.
Things you can send
In the kit
Business cards, an email signature and correctly sized social images, already set in the mark, the colours and the type.
A logo you never have to go looking for again
Most logo tools hand you a zip file. What happens next is yours to manage: find it, work out which version, get the colour right, tell the printer, dig it out again for whoever’s asking this week.
Here the kit isn’t a download. It’s what everything else you make draws from.
This is the part a standalone logo generator can’t do, and the reason the kit is worth more here than as a zip file somewhere else.
The proposal you send tomorrow
Comes out with your header, your colours and your type already on it. You never pick them.
The landing page you publish next week
Uses the right blue, not one that’s close, because it isn’t guessing.
The job ad you post next month
Carries the version of the mark that holds up at thumbnail size on a job board, because that version exists.
Everything you make from here already knows what it looks like
You’ll have the files, named properly, in a folder you’ll remember for about three weeks.
Then the quote you send on Thursday goes out in Calibri, because the template was made before the kit existed and nobody went back. The landing page uses a blue that’s close. The job ad carries the old mark because that’s the one already saved in Indeed.
A brand was never the files. It’s whether the thing you send on a Thursday afternoon looks like it came from the same company as the thing you sent in March.
The rest of it is already here
Whatever brought you here, it was never the only job on the list.
Everything Kiin makes draws on the same business: the same services, the same brand, the same way you describe your own work. The proposal knows what’s on your site. The deck looks like the ad. Nothing gets explained twice.
A different tool and a different login every time. Or one place.
It’s your name on it
Reject as many as you like
Concepts are a starting point. Generate more, change the direction, or paste your web address and work from what you already have.
Nothing is locked
Colours, typefaces, spacing and the lockup are all yours to change afterwards, and the kit rebuilds around the change rather than you starting over.
The logo is yours
Under Kiin’s terms you keep the rights to everything you generate. What stays ours is the tool, not what comes out of it.
What you have now
logo-final-2.jpg, pulled from your website. 600px wide, white background, RGB only.
In the kit
SVG, PNG and PDF, versions for light and dark backgrounds, favicon and app icon, colour codes for screen and print.
Frequently asked questions
Something we haven’t covered? Ask us.
Start with your name
Type it and see what comes back. Or paste your website and we’ll work from what you have.
2 concepts free, no signup to see them