Share your brand kit with one link
"Can you send us the logo?" should not start an email thread. Your brand kit - the logos, colours, fonts and rules people need - lives at one link. Send it to a designer, a printer or a partner and they take what they need themselves.
- link instead of a zip
- 1
- download formats for images
- 5
- colour values: HEX, RGB and CMYK
- 3
Brand kit link, step by step
Fill your kit
Add your logos, colours and fonts to your guidelines, and tag the files so they are easy to find.
Copy your link
Your guidelines are at meloncut.com/yourbrand, and your assets have a page of their own.
Send it
Paste the link in an email or a message. The person opens it and downloads what they need.
Everything in a brand kit
A brand kit is whatever someone needs to use your brand correctly. Keeping it in your guidelines means it is already organised and already described.
- Logos in the formats designers and printers ask for
- Colour codes in HEX, RGB and CMYK, one click to copy
- Font files and type samples
- Notes on how each asset is used
Each person takes what they need
A printer wants CMYK values and a high-resolution file. A web designer wants a PNG on a transparent background. They open the same link, choose the files, and download them or convert them to the format they need.
Brand kit link: the details
- Link
- meloncut.com/yourbrand
- Image formats
- Originals, or PNG, JPEG, PDF, WebP and GIF
- Conversion
- Up to 2000 px and 600 DPI
- Colour values
- HEX, RGB and CMYK
What is a brand kit?
It is the set of files and rules someone needs to use a brand correctly: logos, colours, fonts and notes on how to use them.
How do I share my brand kit?
Send the link to your guidelines. The person opens it, copies colour codes and downloads the files they need, without asking you for each one.
Can I share it with a printer?
Yes. The colours carry CMYK values, and images can be downloaded as the original files or converted to PDF, PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF.
Works well with
Brand guidelines
Logo download
Original logo files, or converted PNG, JPEG, PDF, WebP and GIF.
Brand guidelines
Brand color palette
Colour swatches with HEX, RGB and CMYK, each with Copy.
Brand guidelines
Brand asset library
Libraries of every brand asset, filtered by market and tag.
Brand guidelines
Brand identity page
Your logo, colours, fonts, rules and files on one page with one address.
People also ask
- Brand guidelines How do I share brand assets with a designer or agency? Share one link to your brand guidelines instead of emailing files. A designer or agency needs your logo files in several formats, exact colour codes, your fonts or their names, examples of your imagery and the rules for using them. Keeping all of it on one page means they always take the latest version and don't have to ask again.
- Brand guidelines What is the difference between HEX, RGB and CMYK? RGB and HEX describe colours for screens, as mixes of red, green and blue light; HEX is simply RGB written as a six-character code, such as #FF5733. CMYK describes colours for print, as percentages of cyan, magenta, yellow and black ink. Use HEX or RGB for websites, apps and social media, and CMYK for anything printed.
Put your brand at one link
Your brand kit at one link, for designers, printers and partners.