Additions and improvements, newest first.
The next themes are defined and arriving shortly.

Design Brand Studio now starts from a neutral Default theme. It shows the studio is fully customizable and isn't tied to any one theme: pick the identity that fits your brand, or start from a blank slate.
The theme selector was adjusted so switching between Default and the other themes is clearer and easier.
Smaller refinements across the editor for a cleaner, more consistent experience.
Aurora now comes in eight palettes: Original, Forest, Sage, Cobalt, Volt, Ember, Dune and Coast. Switch palettes and the whole board recolors instantly.
Choose your brand typeface from eight Google Fonts, from clean sans like Inter and Space Grotesk to display serifs like Fraunces and Playfair. Every block on the board follows your choice.
Sixteen layout presets to start your board: uniform grids from 2 × 2 to 5 × 3, plus compositions like Split, Hero, Collage, Mosaic, Posters and Bento.
Upload your own logo, generate your own brand ID kit, and customize everything you need.

We improved the Auto fill algorithm so the same content no longer repeats across the blocks of your board.
New fields let you edit the texts that appear in the mockups.
Finished, with an Electric & Fluid palette.
A cleaner, more comfortable experience.
Pick a background color for the whole canvas.
The "What goes here?" menu is now organized by category, so you can find what you want faster.

The editor is getting its final look: the bottom toolbar moved into a floating side panel on the right, a slim header with an editable board name, and quiet secondary links below. Same dark surface, one accent, hairline borders everywhere.


Two small pages that tell the story of the project, starting with this one.
Render the whole board to an image in one step. Editor chrome hides itself during capture so only the kit remains.
A "What goes here?" panel lets you choose what each block holds: logo, palette, browser mockup or app icon.
The empty grid cells became real modules. Each one renders its own content (logo, palette, browser, app icon) and can be merged with its neighbours by dragging.
The first prototype was a gradient board. We kept its foundations (tokens, grid, undo history) and pivoted the product into a brand kit generator. Tailwind moved to v4 along the way.
Where everything started: a board on a 24px grid, a fixed side panel and a footer. No content yet, just the structure that every later module would sit in.