- Is this a real designer?
- No. It’s a generator that pairs an LLM-drawn single-fill SVG silhouette with a hand-curated WCAG-AA color palette. The output is a working drop-in brand kit, not a custom design from a human designer. If you need a brand from a designer, hire one — this is the day-1 problem of needing to ship something now.
- Can I edit the SVG after?
- Yes. Every mark is a single-fill
<svg> at viewBox 0 0 24 24 with no embedded fonts, no gradients, no filters. Open it in Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape, or any text editor. - Is the brand mine?
- Yes. No attribution required, no ongoing license, no watermark in the paid zip (the watermark is only on the free preview). Use it for commercial products, side projects, open source, or whatever else.
- What if something went wrong with my pack?
- Hit the refund button on your delivery page. Two paths grant an automatic refund: (1) if our pipeline flagged a quality failure on your pack (the generation errored, the SVG didn’t pass validation, the zip never assembled), you can refund within 90 days; (2) if our logs show you never opened the delivered artifact — no view of the delivery page, no download from the pack URLs — you can refund within 30 days. Outside those, email brand-pack@forage.bot and we’ll work it out case-by-case. The downloaded files stay yours either way.
- Why Next.js App Router specifically?
- Because the file conventions are exact —
src/app/icon.svg, src/app/apple-icon.png, public/og.png. Drop the zip’s contents into your repo at the matching paths and Next renders them automatically. The same files work in any other framework, but you’ll have to wire them yourself. - How long does the pack take to generate?
- Usually 30–60 seconds after you complete checkout. The free preview renders three concept candidates in ~10–20 seconds; the paid polish-pass takes about as long again, plus PNG raster + OG render + zip packaging.
- Can I generate variants for the same product?
- Yes — generate a new free preview with the same name and a tweaked pitch or hint, and the candidates will shift. v1 is one paid pack per purchase; if you want to buy two variants, run checkout twice.
- Why does the OG image use system fonts?
- Because forcing a webfont download for a static OG render adds load time without adding value, and your visitor’s OS already has a good system font installed. The OG render uses the same font stack the rest of the kit recommends.