Free Brand Kit Extractor
A brand kit extractor reads any website and pulls its real brand kit: the color palette with hex codes, the fonts, and the logo. Free, no signup, ready in seconds.
Your brand kit will appear here
Paste a website above and we will pull its color palette, fonts, and logo so you can copy them in one click.
Pull a brand kit in 3 steps
No design tools, no dev tools, no guesswork. Read any site's real colors, fonts, and logo straight from the page.
- 1
Paste a website URL
Drop in any public website address, your own or one you admire, and pass the quick human check. No extension, no signup.
- 2
We read its real styles
The extractor fetches the page and parses its stylesheets to surface the true brand colors, fonts, and logo, exactly as the site declares them.
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Copy or save in one click
Copy any hex code or font name, pick the right logo from the candidates, and download the favicon. Your brand kit, ready in seconds.
A full brand snapshot, instantly
Everything you need to match a look, audit your own site, or kick off a moodboard, read straight from the source. Carry the colors into a free LinkedIn banner or your next post.
Color palette with hex
Primary, secondary, accent, background, and text, each as a ready-to-copy hex code.
Heading and body fonts
The typefaces the site uses for titles and copy, mapped to clean, renderable names.
Logo and favicon
Ranked logo candidates so you grab the real mark, plus the favicon for avatars.
Name and tagline
The brand name and a short tagline pulled from the page metadata when present.
The same brand kit, now writing your posts
This free tool pulls a brand kit from any URL. Inside Blendin, that same kit goes to work: paste the URL once and the studio writes, designs, schedules, and publishes on-brand posts and visuals in your voice, across five networks. Your colors, fonts, and logo carry into every carousel, image post, and text post, so what ships looks and sounds like you, not like AI.
This reads your styles. Blendin reads your whole brand
This free tool pulls the visible brand styling: colors, fonts, and the logo. Inside Blendin, the Brand Kit goes further. Paste the same URL and it learns your brand voice, drafts your About, refines the palette, and remembers it all, so everything you publish actually sounds and looks like you.
Then it writes the content. An anti-AI writing engine drafts on-brand carousels, image posts, text posts, and Documents that do not read like a generator. Organize them into campaigns, schedule a month ahead, and publish to five networks from one place.
- Brand Kit from your URL: colors, fonts, and logo
- Learns your brand voice and drafts your About
- Anti-AI writing engine on every plan
- Carousels, image posts, text posts, and Documents
- Free for 7 days, full Starter access, card required, then $59/mo, cancel anytime
Frequently asked questions
Everything to know before you extract a brand kit.
Is the brand kit extractor free?
Yes. It is completely free, with no signup, no account, and no credit card. Paste a website URL and you get its colors, fonts, and logo in seconds. Copy any hex code or font name with one click.
What does it extract from a website?
Four things: the brand color palette as ready-to-copy hex codes (primary, secondary, accent, background, and text), the heading and body fonts, the logo (with a few ranked candidates to pick from), and the favicon. It also pulls the brand name and tagline from the page when available.
How does it find the real brand colors and fonts?
It reads the site's own stylesheets the way a browser does. It understands modern CSS color tokens (hex, rgb, hsl, the shadcn triplet form, Tailwind v4 and oklch, and Elementor or builder variables), the theme-color tag, and the colors actually used on buttons and links, then assigns each to a role. Fonts come from the font loaders, font-face rules, CSS variables, and heading and body selectors, with icon fonts filtered out.
Why is a color or font slightly off?
Some sites hide their real palette behind images, render styles in JavaScript, or load fonts the tool cannot map cleanly. The extractor only shows colors and fonts it can actually read from the page, and never invents a result, so on those sites a slot can be approximate or empty. It is a fast starting point, not a contract.
Can I use the colors and fonts I find?
Hex codes and font names are facts, not anyone's property, so they are perfect for your own moodboards, audits, and matching your kit. Use a brand's actual logo only with permission. Treat what you extract as research, and build your own brand on top of it.
Do you store the websites I scan?
No. We fetch the page live to read its public styles, return the result, and keep nothing. The tool does not save the sites you scan or the kits it returns.
Turn your brand into content that ships
Free for 7 days with full Starter access, card required, then $59/mo, cancel anytime. Build your Brand Kit and publish in your own voice.
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