BrandCrowd takes a logo-first approach to brand kits. Once you’ve designed and saved a logo — choosing from 380,000+ designer-made templates — BrandCrowd uses its color palette and style across more than 50 design tools, so everything else you create matches automatically.
Those tools cover the essentials a new brand needs:
- Business cards, letterheads and email signatures
- Social media posts, covers and profile pictures
- A website builder, link-in-bio pages and digital business cards
- Flyers, posters, invoices and presentations
Each design can be edited with unlimited changes to colors, fonts and layout, and exported as high-resolution PNG and JPG or vector SVG, EPS and PDF files. Animated logos are also available, which helps if video and social media are central to your brand.
BrandCrowd is run by DesignCrowd, the same company behind Design.com, and pricing is similarly low: a few dollars a month on annual billing, with more expensive monthly options and a free plan for browsing and low-resolution downloads.
The limitation is depth. It’s a design tool with brand-aware templates, not a place to host brand guidelines, manage assets for a team or lock templates for other people. For logo-first founders and small businesses, though, it delivers consistency cheaply and quickly.