Create a consistent brand style guide fast. Attain OS and Atty AI draft your visual identity standards from your project context. Review and publish.
A brand style guide is the single source of truth for your visual identity — colors, typography, logos, tone of voice, and more. Without one, your team creates inconsistent materials that dilute recognition. But writing a thorough guide from scratch takes hours of organizing and formatting.
Attain OS with its built-in AI agent Atty changes that. You provide the raw brand decisions (maybe from notes, a mood board in your Documents, or a chat), and Atty drafts a near-complete style guide. You then review, tweak, and publish — no back-and-forth with designers or endless template hunting.
Your startup is pivoting and needs updated brand guidelines. You have a new logo, color palette, and font choices scattered across emails and Slack messages. Instead of compiling them manually, you open Attain OS Content Creator, choose 'Brand Style Guide,' and paste your notes. Atty drafts a guide with sections for logo usage, color codes, typography, and tone of voice — all organized and ready for your review.
As a freelance designer, you deliver brand identities to multiple clients. Each client gets a unique style guide. You use Attain OS to create a guide per project. In one session, you drop in the hex values, font names, and logo files from your Documents app. Atty generates a professional PDF-ready guide, saving you hours of layout work.
Your marketing team creates ads, social posts, and presentations but often uses the wrong brand blue or misplaces the logo. You need a concise internal guide everyone can follow. With Attain OS, you write a quick brief in The Feed about your brand's core elements. Atty produces a one-page style summary that you share via Sharing Hub — no tool switching required.
From your Attain OS Dashboard, launch Content Creator. Choose 'Brand Style Guide' from the available deliverables. Atty immediately prompts you for basic brand context — name, industry, and any existing guidelines or notes.
In the project context, add details like your logo file, primary and secondary color hex codes, font choices, taglines, and tone of voice examples. You can pull from your Documents, paste text from notes, or type directly. Atty uses this to structure the guide.
Within moments, Atty generates a full draft. It includes sections for logo usage, color palette with hex/RGB/CMYK, typography hierarchy, imagery style, and brand voice guidelines. The layout is clean and professional, ready for your review.
You read through each section, adjust wording, swap a color example, or add your own notes. When satisfied, you publish the guide directly from Attain OS. The final document is available in your Documents app and can be shared via Sharing Hub with your team or clients.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Acme Corp is a forward-thinking SaaS company. Our brand personality is confident, approachable, and innovative. This guide ensures every touchpoint reflects our identity consistently.
Primary logo: Full-color horizontal on white backgrounds. Minimum clear space: 1x the height of the 'A' mark. Do not stretch, recolor, or rotate the logo. Approved variations: stacked logo, icon-only mark, and reversed white logo for dark backgrounds.
Primary Blue: #2B6CB0 (RGB: 43,108,176). Secondary Teal: #319795 (RGB: 49,151,149). Accent Orange: #DD6B20 (RGB: 221,107,32). Neutral Gray: #718096 (RGB: 113,128,150). Use primary blue for headings and buttons, teal for interactive elements, orange sparingly for calls-to-action.
Headings: Inter Bold, 32px/40px/48px. Body: Inter Regular, 16px/18px. Code blocks: Fira Code, 14px. Web fallback: system fonts. Maintain a 1.5 line-height for readability.
We speak clearly and directly, with a touch of optimism. Use active voice. Avoid jargon. In customer-facing copy, be helpful and human. Example: 'You can set up your account in two minutes' instead of 'Account setup is a two-minute process.'
No, Attain OS does not import or parse PDFs from external sources. However, you can copy text from your existing brand materials and paste it into the project context. Atty will use that information to draft a new style guide, which you can then refine.
The guide itself is a document that references your brand elements. You can attach logo files and other assets by including them in your project context (e.g., via the Documents app). The final guide will describe the assets but does not embed downloadable files—those remain in Attain OS Documents.
Attain OS does not provide real-time multi-user collaboration. However, you can share the draft via Sharing Hub, and team members can review it independently. You then incorporate feedback manually before publishing the final version.
Atty can generate detailed sections covering logo usage, color specifications, typography, imagery, brand voice, and more. The depth depends on the information you provide. The more context you give (e.g., specific hex codes, sample phrases), the richer the draft will be.
