01Step 1
Create your brand kit
Sign in, name your brand and give it a dedicated repository.
02Step 2
Make it yours
Add your logos, colors and fonts. Include the resources and guidance people need.
03Step 3
Share your brand link
Choose who can access it, then send one link to your team, clients or partners.
Step by step
The whole flow, in detail
Each step takes seconds. Here's what happens behind the simple workflow.
01
Create your repository
Pick a name, a slug, and decide whether the repo is public or private. Public repos get a shareable URL. Private repos can be locked with a password.
- Set a memorable slug — your repo lives at gitbrand.com/your-name
- Add a description, a website and metadata
- Optionally protect it with a password from day one
02
Upload your assets
Drop your logo files in SVG, define your brand colors with hex values, attach the fonts your team uses and any extra resources (brand guidelines, illustrations, mockups).
- Logos in SVG with automatic PNG/JPG exporters
- Colors with HEX, RGB, HSL and CMYK conversions
- Fonts with live previews and downloadable files
- Any file as a resource — PDFs, archives, illustrations
03
Customize the page
Set FAQs, choose what to highlight, decide whether to show a website link or contact info. Everything is editable from a single dashboard.
- Reorder sections to match how you tell your brand story
- Add FAQs to answer common questions for partners
- Toggle which info is visible on the public page
04
Share one link
Send the URL to anyone — your team, partners, press, freelancers. Everyone gets exactly what they need, at the format they need it, on any device.
- A single shareable URL replaces a Dropbox folder full of files
- Embed your repo on any page via the /embed/ route
- Each visitor can copy or download just what they want
05
Connect to AI tools
The same URL doubles as a structured brand source for any AI agent. Hand it to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or v0 — they read your real palette, fonts and voice instead of guessing.
- Machine-readable brand.json, llms.txt and Markdown brief
- MCP server endpoint to plug into Cursor or Claude Desktop
- Per-repo AI access toggle — flip it off any time