URL import and palette-based starting points
Generate a brand kit from a website URL or start from a palette in the playground. The home page shows preset starting points such as Midnight SaaS, Clean Canvas, Forest Calm, and Sunset Bold.
AI Brand Kits
AI Brand Kits generates brand kits from a URL or palette and exports DESIGN.md for AI coding tools such as Cursor and Claude Code. It is aimed at teams that want consistent, token-based brand guidance in code.
AI Brand Kits for agent-guided design systems
AI Brand Kits is a brand kit generator and export tool for teams that build interfaces with AI coding agents. It lets you start from a website URL or a color palette, extract visual tokens, and turn them into a DESIGN.md file that agents such as Cursor and Claude Code can follow.
The product focuses on making brand decisions machine-readable. Its exports include semantic tokens, font choices, and related agent guidance so the same kit can be used across project files, prompts, and downstream tools like v0 and Lovable.
What AI Brand Kits includes
Nine-token style extraction
Extract semantic tokens such as primary, accent, background, foreground, muted, and border, then refine them in a preview before exporting.
Agent-ready exports
Build exports for AI coding workflows, including DESIGN.md, tokens.json, Tailwind config snippets, CSS variables, and agent rule files.
Cursor and Claude workflows
Create instructions for Cursor and Claude Code so the agent follows named design tokens instead of guessing colors or fonts.
Website and tab-based import
Use the URL importer from any public HTTPS site, or the Chrome extension when you want to extract from an open tab.
Gallery and catalog discovery
Work from the gallery, playground, or catalog JSON to pick kits by industry and feed them into agent prompts or scripts.
Common ways to use AI Brand Kits
Rebuild or analyze an existing site
Paste a public website URL to extract colors, font families, and a semantic token set, then refine the result before exporting a new kit. This is useful when you want to match an existing brand or study a competitor’s visual system.
Create a brand foundation from scratch
Start from one of the preset palettes shown on the home page, adjust typography and color tokens in the playground, and export DESIGN.md for a new product design direction.
Keep AI-generated UI consistent in code
Save DESIGN.md in a repo root and point Cursor or Claude Code at it so the agent uses the same fonts, colors, spacing, and component rules during UI work.
Reuse one kit across different AI tools
Use the gallery, catalog.json, and agent bundles to pull a kit into multiple tools when your workflow spans Cursor, Claude Code, v0, or Lovable.
Capture brand data from an open tab
Use the Chrome extension or open-tab import when you already have a reference page open and want faster extraction than copying a URL by hand.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports both URL-based extraction and palette-based starting points.
- Produces agent-readable outputs such as DESIGN.md and tokens.json rather than only a visual mockup.
- Covers multiple AI coding environments, including Cursor and Claude Code, with the same kit format.
- Can be used from a gallery, catalog, or Chrome extension depending on the workflow.
- Uses semantic tokens and named roles, which are better suited to AI agents than raw color lists.
Cons
- The URL importer does not work reliably on every site, especially login-protected pages, some heavy SPAs, or sites blocked to bots.
- The source pages do not spell out a complete team-management or approval workflow, so collaboration details are limited from the public pages.
FAQ
Where do I put DESIGN.md for Cursor or Claude Code?
You can place DESIGN.md in your repository root and reference it in AGENTS.md or your prompt. The product pages say Cursor indexes root-level markdown, and Claude Code indexes project files including markdown in the repository root.
Can I use the same brand kit across multiple AI tools?
Yes. The site describes DESIGN.md as agent-agnostic, so the same export can be used across Cursor, Claude Code, v0, and Lovable.
Is export free?
The source pages say the free flow includes DESIGN.md download and prompt copy. The full zip export with tokens.json and Tailwind assets is described as part of Pro.
Does URL extraction work on every website?
Most public marketing sites work. The URL importer may fail on pages behind login, heavy single-page apps without computed styles, or sites blocked to bots. The site suggests trying the Chrome extension on an open tab in those cases.
Can I update a kit after I create it?
You can export and re-export kits as your brand evolves, and the pages note that saved versions can be kept in the dashboard for team access.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Design Tool
- Primary use
- Brand kit generation and export for AI coding agents
- Supported workflows
- URL import, palette selection, DESIGN.md export
- Agent targets
- Cursor, Claude Code, v0, Lovable
- Website
- aibrandkits.com
- Pricing signal
- Free DESIGN.md download and prompt copy; Pro for full zip export
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