Brand consistency that lives inside the video, not in a guideline nobody opens.

Give Velo your website link. Get back your logo, palette, type, and tone, already built into every video your team makes from here on.

A brand guideline nobody opens isn't a guideline. It's a PDF that got in the way once and was never opened again.

Two ways brand consistency dies quietly.

The guidelines exist somewhere. They're just not where the video gets made. Brand kit moves them there.

  • Type it in, every single time

    Works, if the person generating the video happens to know your fonts, your tone, and your logo variant by heart.

  • Catch it on the way out

    A reviewer spots the off-brand video right before it publishes. Great catch. Also, a bottleneck.

  • Teach it once, it never forgets

    Built from your website in minutes. Editable the moment something's off. Applied automatically to every video after, no matter who's driving.

From a URL to on-brand by default, in four steps.

No design background required, and no brand deck to dig up.

  1. Drop in your website

    Velo lifts the logo, the palette, the type, and the tone straight off the page.

  2. Check its work

    Catch anything the extraction got wrong before it becomes every video's default.

  3. Let it run itself

    From here, the generation agent reaches for the brand kit without being asked.

  4. Update it when your brand does

    Change one element and every video made afterward inherits it.

For the team that stopped attaching a style guide to every brief.

  • 1 link

    Is all it takes to define a brand identity that scales to every future video.

  • ~33% faster

    From first draft to published, with the brand review step gone.

  • 0 off-brand videos

    Slipping through because nobody knew the guidelines that day.

The brand review nobody misses

A fast-growing B2B software company had five teams generating video and one increasingly tired brand reviewer catching drift before it shipped. Every video meant a pause, a note, a resend. After brand kit, that review step quietly disappeared, because there was nothing left to correct. Time from first draft to published video dropped by about a third, and the reviewer got their queue back.

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Brand consistency used to depend on who remembered the guidelines that week. Now it's just what the video looks like, automatically, before anyone even asks.
Senior brand marketing manager Fast-growing B2B software company

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Stop attaching a style guide to every brief.

Set your identity once from a single link, and let it show up automatically in everything Velo makes from here.

Give it your website link. It reads the logo, the colors, the type, and the tone straight off the page.

Fix it directly. Every element of the brand kit stays editable, indefinitely.

No. Once it's set, the generation agent reaches for it automatically, on every video, without being asked.

Update the kit whenever your brand changes. Everything generated afterward reflects it immediately.