Brand kit lockups, type, and campaign stills

Brand kit on Deepscene builds the visual set around a mark you already have. You bring a name and a mark, saved or uploaded. Lockups, collection frames, and campaign stills come back as images. Download them. A later note remakes one named still. The job finishes when the images are ready. It does not hold you on a strategy document.

How to use it

1. Open Brand kit in Marketing Studio.
2. Enter the name. Choose the mark source: a logo you already saved, or a file you upload. A mark from Logo is the direct path.
3. Add a product still if the kit should include the goods. Collection frames show up when products are part of the job.
4. Run the task. Review the board: horizontal and stacked lockups, collection frames, and campaign stills that share one identity.
5. Download the files you will use in decks, packs, and ads.

Keep Logo for a mark-only job. Keep Products for catalogue frames alone. Keep Banners for one campaign's sizes.

Where to use it

Use a brand kit when a new name needs a system you can hand to a designer, a printer, or an ad account: lockups for the site header, a stacked mark for a profile, campaign frames for a launch. Use it before a commercial if the spot has to carry the mark. Skip it when you only need one logo or one pack shot.

What you pay

Every frame is a still. A standard still is 2 credits. Starter is $15 a month for 150 credits, about 75 standard stills, which covers a kit and several remake notes. Creator is $39 for 420 credits. Studio is $99 for 1,100, and the Studio card is the one that calls out shared brand kits and seats. You can cancel any time. There is no setup fee. See pricing. You own the downloads.

Horizontal lockups fit a website header. Stacked lockups fit a profile image or a label. Campaign stills fit the launch posts that have to look like the same company.

Questions

Can I start without a logo file?

You need a mark source, saved or uploaded. Make three options in Logo, download the one you want, and bring that file here.

Does the kit include a filmed ad?

No. The kit is stills. Film the spot in Commercials, Reels, or Hypervisuals, and use the kit frames as references.