AI design and brand guidelines for marketing agencies
Run every client from two tools that know their brands. Each client's guidelines live at their own link for designers and printers, and Melon Cut Design makes their posts, stories and videos on-brand as soon as you name the client's @username.
- items in one client content plan
- 30
- creative routes compared side by side
- 4
- guidelines link per client
- 1
Sounds familiar?
- Every client has different colours, fonts and logo rules to remember
- Logos that arrive as screenshots, old PDFs or the wrong file
- A month of content to produce for every account, every month
- Feedback rounds that send a design back to the beginning
What you can make
- A client onboarding pack: logo, palette and fonts published at the client's own guidelines link
- A month of feed posts built from the client's content calendar, attached as a .csv or .docx
- Two creative routes for a pitch, compared side by side before the meeting
- A product teaser video that ends on the client's real logo
- Launch posts for a retail client, checked for the Instagram grid before they go for approval
How marketing agencies use Melon Cut
Set up each client
Create a brand in Melon Cut Guidelines for every client - logos, colours, fonts and rules - and publish it.
Name the client in Design
Type the client's @username in the Brand chip. Every result follows that client's guidelines and carries their real logo.
Review and deliver
Compare options side by side, refine the one the client picks, then download everything as a zip.
A guidelines link for every client
Each client gets a brand of their own, with its own address, visibility and plan. Their designers, printers and partners take logos, colour codes and fonts from the link instead of from your inbox. You can own up to 10 brands on the Guidelines Free plan, and upgrade a client's brand when it needs public guidelines and a custom address.
Content that already knows the client
Name the client's brand and Melon Cut Design follows its published guidelines before it makes anything. The real logo file is placed on the finished picture - never redrawn, recoloured or stretched - and posts come out at 1080 × 1350 with the logo inside the safe area.
Revisions without starting over
Each new prompt changes the latest result, so "make the headline shorter" edits the post you have instead of making a new one. Try another direction copies the chat so you can explore a second route without losing the first, and Compare shows up to 4 results side by side.
The features they use most
- Brand guidelines Brand guidelines website Logos, colours, fonts and rules at meloncut.com/yourbrand.
- On-brand content On-brand AI images Your guidelines and your real logo on every picture.
- Social media Content plans from documents Briefs, calendars and menus turned into a plan of posts.
- Brand guidelines Brand families Parents, sub-brands and related brands, linked on every page.
- Social media Social media checker Size, shape, content and grid crop, checked in one click.
Can we make content for several clients?
Yes. Each request can name a different client's brand by its @username, and the results follow that brand's guidelines and carry its logo.
Does Melon Cut post to our clients' accounts?
No. Melon Cut makes and checks the content; you download it and publish it the way you do today.
Can clients open their guidelines without signing in?
A public brand's guidelines are open to anyone, and a private brand's open for anyone who has its link.
People also ask
- Brand guidelines How do I manage several brands in one place? Give each brand its own guidelines - its own logos, colours, fonts and rules - and keep them all in one tool, so switching is quick and nothing gets mixed up. Link related brands, such as a parent company and its sub-brands, so people can move between them. In Melon Cut Guidelines every brand has its own page, and Melon Cut Design generates for any of them by @username.
- 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.
- Bulk creation and plans How do I create a month of social media content fast? Plan first, then make everything in one sitting: choose a few content themes, map them to dates, and create the posts, stories and captions together instead of one a day. In Melon Cut Design, one request - or an attached content calendar - becomes a plan of up to 30 items, each with a caption, made 3 at a time.
Make this week's content today
Client guidelines at a link, client content on-brand.