Brand Visualizer
See a palette, a font pairing and your own words on a website, business cards, an Instagram post, a poster, an app screen and a product label at the same time. Every design updates the moment you change something.
Space new fontsShift + Space new colors⌘ Z undoClick a color to edit it
Spring collection 2027
Harbour & Oak
Small-batch oak furniture, built by hand in Bristol and made to be handed down.
Harbour & Oak
Furniture & joinery
Est. 2019, Bristol
Mira Okafor
Founder, head of joinery
New in the workshop
Harbour & Oak
The Ash Stool is back in stock
harbourandoak The Ash Stool is back in the workshop. Solid ash, oiled by hand, ready to ship in two weeks.
Open workshop weekend
Harbour & Oak
14-15 June
10am to 5pm, free entry
harbourandoak.com
Harbour & Oak
Search chairs, tables, shelves
New in
The Ash Stool
Solid ash, oiled by hand, ready in two weeks
Shop nowOak Bench
Made to order
Ash Shelf
In stock
Harbour & Oak
Hardwax oil
For oak, ash and walnut
500 ml
Beeswax
See the palette on your own design
Open a logo, icon or illustration saved as SVG. Its colors follow the palette as you change it.
SVG up to 2 MB. It stays in your browser: nothing is uploaded or saved.
A findfont suggested pair
How to preview fonts and colors for a brand
- Step 1
Type your brand name
Your words appear in every design as you type: the website headline, the business card, the post, the poster, the app and the label.
- Step 2
Try fonts and colors
Press Space for a new font pairing and Shift + Space for a new palette. Lock the fonts or colors you like so they stay.
- Step 3
Fine-tune and share
Click a color to edit it, pick any font from the catalogue, then copy the page address to share or come back to the look.
Brand visualizer questions
How does the brand visualizer work?
Every design uses the same palette slots, a heading font and a body font. When you change a color or a font, every design updates at once, so you can judge a look in context instead of as a row of swatches.
Which fonts can I use?
The suggested pairs come from FindFont's catalogue, and the font buttons search every published font. Each font's page shows its license; check it before using a font in your brand.
How do I keep or share a look?
Save keeps the colors, both fonts and your words as a brand kit: in your account when you're signed in, otherwise in this browser. The page address also updates with your colors, fonts, locks and words, so you can copy it to share the look or bookmark it.
Why is text black on some colors and white on others?
For each color, the designs use black or white text, whichever has the higher WCAG contrast ratio. The color editor shows that ratio, so you can see when a color needs a darker or lighter shade.