Last updated 17 October 2026
AI brand kit from your website or a few notes
AIMPLE AI learns your brand from a URL, a Google listing or a short write-up. It pulls colours, a logo if it can find one, and voice tags such as warm, local, or Hinglish OK. Every video ad, poster and WhatsApp offer after that starts from this kit.
Why a kit before the ads
Without a kit, every poster is a new argument about which blue and whether the caption should sound like a hotel chain. The brand kit is the one-time decision. Ads become instances of it.
If you have no website, you still get a kit from notes and a photo. It will be thinner — fewer colours, no crawled logo — but enough to start.
What is inside
A colour set, a logo or monogram, and voice tags. Tags are plain language (“premium, not stiff”) so a café owner can correct them. They are not hidden prompt text.
You can change a swatch or a tag; later creatives follow. That is cheaper than briefing a designer every Friday.
How it shows up in ads
The homepage demo uses a “brand kit applied” chip on the video preview because that is what happens in the product: the clip is not a random gradient, it is your palette on your photo. WhatsApp headers and posters use the same kit.
Limits
A kit is not a 40-page brand book, and it will not replace a studio identity project. It is the working system a small team needs so ads do not drift.
Common questions
Do I need a logo file?
Helpful, not required. AIMPLE AI can learn a logo from your website. If none exists, ads still run with colours and your name.
Can I edit the colours later?
Yes. The kit is yours to correct. New ads pick up the change; you still approve each campaign.
Does it support Hindi or Hinglish?
Yes. Voice tags can say Hinglish is OK so captions match how you actually speak to customers.
Will you design a new logo from scratch?
The kit captures what you already have. It is not a standalone logo studio.