Website brand kit extractor: colours, fonts and logos
Read a public website’s visual identity: colours, fonts, logos and button styles. Download a brand sheet, JSON or CSS, or review the fields to save to My Brand.
- Free, no account needed
- Observed website styles
- PNG, JSON and CSS
- Review before saving
How to use it
- 1.Explore the fictional sample, then enter a public website address.
- 2.Review the observed colours, font names, logos and button styles.
- 3.Download a reference sheet or choose exactly which sections to apply to My Brand.
How people use it
Sunday Paper Studio uses its warm paper colour and forest ink on its website. The sample sheet puts those colours, typography and logo in one place.
What it won’t do
The tool observes one desktop page and may miss styles, blocked assets or login-only content. It does not establish ownership, font licences or an official brand guide. Results can be cached for seven days.
Questions
Does this guess the brand colours?
It reads the page’s rendered styles. Colour roles are inferred from usage and should be reviewed before saving.
Will every font be shown accurately?
Detected font names are shown. Fonts in Automyc’s library can be previewed; other fonts use a labelled free alternative in the specimen.
Can I save the kit to My Brand?
With workspace brand permission, review selected sections before applying. Missing fields are filled by default; replacing existing fields is an explicit option.
What happens to the logos?
The tool proxies bounded, cleaned logo responses without storing asset files. JSON embeds logo data; saving to My Brand uploads your selected copies to the workspace.
What if the website blocks the browser?
The tool shows the access or timeout error and keeps your previous report and address. Try another public page on the site.
Where is my work saved?
Inputs and supported files are saved in this browser for up to seven days when storage is available. Clearing site data removes them. Download important work and keep your original files.
Does this start an Automyc trial?
No. Using a free tool, or making a free account from one, doesn’t start a paid trial or create a workspace.