Free Tool

Brand Style Guide Compiler

Turn your brand name, colors, fonts and voice into a clean, shareable brand style guide — with color swatches and type samples — instantly and in your browser.

  • Instant guide
  • Runs in your browser
  • Swatches & samples
One per line, format: Name #HEX (e.g. Primary #0D1876). Up to ~5.
One per line.
One per line.
Your compiled brand style guide will appear here. Enter a brand name and click Compile style guide.
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Brand style guide

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Brand consistency

So nobody has to guess at 5pm on a Friday

A brand style guide is not so designers know the hex codes. It is so the person writing a social post at the end of the week does not have to guess, and does not have to ask.

A brand looks inconsistent when the rules exist only in one person’s head. This puts them somewhere everyone can reach, as a single page you can send.

What belongs in it

Enough to settle an argument, and little enough that people actually read it. A forty-page document is a filing cabinet, not a guide.

  • Logo rules — clear space, minimum size, and which version goes on a dark background.
  • Colour with hex values, and which pairs are safe to put together as text on background.
  • Type — the heading and body faces, and the scale between them.
  • Voice — a short description and a few example lines, which is the half most guides skip.
The four things a guide must settle
Logo rulesClear space, minimum size
ColourHex values and safe pairings
TypeFaces and the scale
VoiceDescription plus examples
Enough to settle an argument, short enough to be read

The section most guides miss

What not to do. The wrong examples prevent more mistakes than the right ones, because people copy what they can see — and a guide that only shows the correct version leaves every wrong version equally plausible.

  • Do not stretch the logo.
  • Do not use the secondary colour as a background.
  • Do not put the wordmark on a busy photo.
The wrong examples are the ones people copy
Wrong
LogoStretched to fit
BackgroundA busy photo
ColourSecondary as a full bleed
Common
Right
LogoFixed ratio, clear space
BackgroundPlain, with contrast
ColourSecondary as an accent
Settled
Show both. A guide that only shows the correct version leaves every wrong version equally plausible.

What comes out

A single page you can send to a new designer, a freelancer or an agency — swatches with hex values, type samples at real sizes, and the voice notes beside them.

  • Download it and hand it over. No account, no seat, no link that expires.
  • It is a starting document, not a brand identity — it records decisions you have already made rather than making them for you.
  • Define the writing half first and the guide gets much more useful.
A sample layout, not your brand
The quick brown fox
Heading face
The quick brown fox jumps
Body face
 #EB600E
Primary
 #241A14
Neutral
Your own colours and fonts go in the compiler above.

Nothing you enter is uploaded

The guide is compiled in your browser and downloaded from there. There is no account and nothing is stored.

  • The page makes no network call at all while you use it.
  • Which means an unannounced rebrand can go in before it is public.
  • Nothing to delete afterwards, because nothing was kept.
Where your brand details go
parix.ai/free-ai-tools/brand-style-guide-compiler/
Compiled here, on your device
nothing sent
Parix.ai serverNever contacted while you compile.
The short version

Four numbers worth keeping

4
Things a guide must settle: logo, colour, type, voice.
1
Page. A forty-page document is a filing cabinet, not a guide.
0
Of your brand details sent anywhere.
101
Free tools on Parix.ai, none of them behind a sign-up.
Free, and staying free

Why Parix.ai gives this away

We build brands and the sites they live on, and a guide nobody can find is the most common reason a brand drifts. This is the version you can send in one message. It is how people find us, which is why there is no paywall.

Compile my guide

Who uses it

Teams onboarding a designer or writer. Agencies documenting a brand before handover. Founders who have made all the decisions and never written them down.

Do the writing half too

Define voice with the Brand Voice Generator, and check your palette is legible with the Brand Colour Accessibility Checker before you commit to it.

When the guide is the easy part

Our branding and UI/UX team does the identity this document records — the strategy, the marks and the system behind them.

Questions answered

Frequently asked questions

Everything you might be wondering about the Brand Style Guide Compiler.

What should a brand style guide include?
Logo usage, colour, typography, imagery and voice, plus explicit examples of what not to do.
How long should it be?
Short enough that people read it. A ten-page guide that gets used beats a sixty-page one that does not.
Is the Parix.ai style guide compiler free?
Yes, with no signup.
See it in action

A worked example

Real input, real output — so you know what to expect before you run it yourself.

A small brand, one page
Sample input
Brand: Northbeam, mission, audience, 3 colours with hex values, heading and body fonts, tone: professional, a logo note, one do and one don't
Sample output
A six-part guide: brand overview, colour palette with your hex values, typography with a sample line, voice and tone guidance for the tone you chose, logo usage rules, and your do and don't list. Download it as .txt or .html.