brand-identity-sheetlisted

Generates a single polished "brand identity sheet" image — a Dribbble-style board showing a UI card with the wordmark, a grid of textured app icons, pill-shaped buttons, a giant central wordmark treatment, and a secondary lockup with a brand glyph — and actually renders it via the ideogram MCP tools, not just drafts a prompt. Use whenever the user wants to see a brand's whole *locked* visual system in one image (not a single logo), asks for an "identity sheet," "brand system sheet," "brand board," or "style board" with real colors/type already decided, wants app-icon / UI-component exploration alongside the logo, or references a reference image they want matched or extended. Distinct from logo-prompting's single-mark prompts — trigger this when the ask is bigger than one logo and wants the full palette/type/icon/UI system shown together, and the brand's colors/type/style are already decided (a brand.md or design.md exists, or the user can state them directly). If the brand is still early-stage and unlocked —
devkindhq/ideogram-ai-toolkit · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 70

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# Brand Identity Sheet A brand identity sheet is a single generated image that shows a brand's whole visual system at once — not one mark, but a UI card carrying the wordmark, a grid of textured/gradient app icons, pill-shaped buttons in the brand palette, a headline-scale wordmark treatment, and a secondary lockup with a small brand glyph. It's the format you reach for when the ask is "help me see the whole system," not "give me a logo." This is a sibling to `logo-prompting`, not a replacement. Use `logo-prompting` when the deliverable is one mark. Use this skill when the deliverable is a board that puts the mark in context — alongside icons, buttons, and type at scale — the way a designer's Dribbble-style brand-sheet shot looks. It's also downstream of `moodboard-generator`, not a competitor to it. A moodboard explores direction before anything is locked (loose adjectives, an open palette, rough logo sketches); this skill renders the *locked* system once real colors, typography, and a real mark exist. If step 1 below turns up no brand.md and the user can't state real hex/typography values, that's the signal to run `moodboard-generator` first rather than inventing values here. ## The two artifacts this skill produces 1. **A generation prompt** — a tight descriptive paragraph, Ideogram-legible, that produces the sheet in one shot. 2. **A compositional deconstruction** — a structured JSON breakdown of the resulting image (or of a reference image the user supplies) w