Brand Kit Generator — create a palette, fonts, favicon and mockup in one pass

Early-stage products rarely need a full identity manual. They need a few visual decisions that do not fight each other: a primary palette, a heading/body font relationship, a small icon that survives at favicon size, and a mockup that proves the colors and type work in a real interface. Shape Cat puts those four things on one canvas so you can judge the whole direction before polishing each piece.

A useful lightweight brand kit serves both the landing page and the product UI. The palette should cover background, text, border, primary action and accent. The type pairing should give headings some memory while keeping body text readable. The favicon should be recognizable at 16px. The mockup checks whether the choices still feel coherent inside cards, buttons and screenshots. If these four hold together, later assets become much easier to make.

Do not chase perfection in the generator. Copy the CSS tokens, font suggestion and favicon mark into a real page first. If the button is too quiet, refine the accent color in the palette tool. If the headline feels too decorative, try another font pair. If the presentation image feels flat, use the mockup tool to add a frame and light. The brand kit generator gives direction; the standalone tools do the fine work.