Naming paralysis
You have 80 names in a doc. None feel right. The domains are gone. Every time you pick one, you read it back the next morning and want to throw your laptop in the river.
One paragraph in. A complete brand system out — logo, palette, type pair, voice, and 12 social assets. Built for founders who would rather ship than spend three months in a Notion doc named “brand.”
Three reasons your brand has been a Google Doc with one ugly logo for six months. We watched 400 of them happen before we built this.
You have 80 names in a doc. None feel right. The domains are gone. Every time you pick one, you read it back the next morning and want to throw your laptop in the river.
Good independent designers are booked six to eight weeks out. Quotes start at four thousand dollars and that is for the logo alone. Meanwhile your launch slipped a quarter.
A free Canva logo. A palette from a colors-dot-com tab. A font from a Twitter screenshot. Nothing matches. Every new asset looks like a different company shipped it.
A full, internally consistent brand system. Not six images — a complete kit you can hand to a developer, an agency, or your future self.
Primary wordmark, standalone symbol, monochrome and reversed variants. SVG, PNG (transparent), PDF. Editable in our in-browser tool forever.
Primary, secondary, accent, surface, ink. HEX, RGB, HSL, plus drop-in Figma Tokens and a Tailwind config block.
A display face for headlines and a quiet body face for everything else. Google Fonts first, with a system-font fallback stack so nothing breaks.
Twelve ready-to-post graphics in Instagram, X, and LinkedIn formats. Quote cards, announcement templates, profile + cover images, all on-brand.
A short voice doc — three adjectives, ten “we say / we don’t say” examples, and a paragraph you can paste straight into ChatGPT or Claude for on-brand copy.
Icons, patterns, illustrations, and stock-style art drawn in your brand’s aesthetic. Forty pieces in the starter kit. Re-roll any time.
Every kit below was generated from a single paragraph in under two minutes. Names are demo-only — your generated names are screened for trademark conflicts.
Subscription matcha for tired creatives. Calm, ceremonial, a little weird.
Open-source observability for AI agents. Confident, technical, slightly playful.
Embedded banking for small construction firms. Serious, blue-collar, no nonsense.
Local-first home insurance for new parents. Warm, protective, honest.
Productivity OS for solo consultants. Sharp, ambitious, modernist.
Mailing list builder for indie creators. Cheerful, friendly, a little chaotic.
Three steps. No briefing call. No mood board. No four-week wait. Studio Field reads the paragraph, picks a direction, and renders the whole system.
Tell Studio Field what your company does, who it’s for, and the feeling you want. Three to five sentences is the sweet spot. Skip the buzzwords.
Our model — fine-tuned on 280,000 verified brand systems — picks a direction, generates the logo system, palette, type, voice, and renders the social kit in under 90 seconds.
Like it? Download the zip. Want to tweak? Open the in-browser editor, swap a color, regenerate the mark, or re-roll the social kit. Re-export any time.
Solo is genuinely free — three kits a month, commercial use included. Pro and Team unlock unlimited kits, editing, and team handoff.
For founders testing an idea.
For founders who ship monthly.
For agencies and design teams.
Six of them are quoted below. They are real, they paid, and they would prefer not to redo their old logo.
“I’d been stuck on the brand for nine weeks. Studio Field gave me something I actually shipped — same afternoon. Domain bought, site live, first customer that Friday.”
“Our designer quoted me $6,200 and 7 weeks. Studio Field’s Pro kit took 14 minutes and looks better. My CTO actually agreed, which never happens.”
“I run a tiny agency and Studio Field is now the first thing I open with new clients. We white-label, charge for strategy, and ship in week one instead of week six.”
“The voice doc surprised me most. Pasted it into Claude and our marketing copy finally sounds like one person wrote it. Three months of inconsistent posts, gone.”
“I generated three full kits for three product ideas, picked the one with the strongest visual identity, and that became the company. The brand drove the pick.”
“The trademark pre-check has saved me twice already. Beautiful name, lawyer would have killed it. Studio Field killed it first and offered me three alternatives that were also good.”
Studio Field was started by Saoirse Field and Pavel Demir. Saoirse spent six years on the brand team at Linear, where she shipped the company’s third and fourth identity systems. Pavel was a research engineer at Hugging Face working on diffusion models for vector graphics.
They started Studio Field after meeting a hundred early-stage founders who could ship a product in a weekend but stalled for six months on the brand. The tool exists because designer waitlists exist. Both still hand-review the model output every Sunday.
If you’ve been burned by a bad branding agency, read this slowly.
No credit card. No email gate. Type a paragraph and Studio Field renders the whole thing.
Every output stays editable. Swap colors, re-roll the mark, re-render the social kit any time.
Use the kit for your startup, your product, your client work. Full license. No royalties.
Upgrade and still hate it? Email us. Full refund. Keep the files. We’d rather you didn’t hate us.
If yours isn’t here, email hello@studiofield.example and a real human replies in under four hours.
One paragraph. Ninety seconds. A complete identity system you can ship before lunch. The first kit is free, and yes, you can keep it.