Visual kits for agents that need to design well
Pick what you're building, preview every kit on that surface, and hand your agent a complete visual system — fonts, colors, tokens, and component rules.
Pick what you're building, preview every kit on that surface, and hand your agent a complete visual system — fonts, colors, tokens, and component rules.
Browse Identity Forge design kits by render style: glassmorphism, neumorphism, brutalism, Swiss, editorial, dark, and more. Every kit is a complete brand system with semantic color tokens, fonts, and shadcn / Tailwind exports.
The signature is a CSS recipe: glass, soft-UI, clay, brutalist.
Frosted translucent panels (backdrop-blur + translucent fill + light hairline) floating over saturated/aurora light fields. visionOS / Big Sur spatial UI.
View kitsSingle-surface soft UI where depth comes entirely from a dual same-hue shadow (raised + inset). No borders; the box-shadow IS the identity.
View kitsPuffy, friendly 3D 'clay' surfaces — soft inner + outer shadows, big rounded geometry, bright playful palette.
View kitsRaw, loud, confrontational: hard zero-blur offset shadows, thick solid borders, square corners, flat clashing fills.
Grid, hierarchy, and type discipline: Swiss, editorial, minimal.
Grid-driven International Typographic / constructivist systems — bold grotesque display, modular grids, flush-left rule lines, poster discipline, full-bleed color bands.
View kitsReading-first editorial systems — magazine hierarchy, serif voice, archives, hairline grids, pull-quotes, drop-caps.
View kitsDepth removed entirely — solid fills, crisp vector shapes, bright flat color, no shadows or gradients. The post-skeuomorphic baseline.
View kitsWhitespace-led restraint — limited palette, thin type, few elements, generous negative space. Bold-minimalism turns the dial to oversized type.
View kitsMore-is-more — dense layered compositions, clashing color, ornament, oversized everything, intentional visual overload.
View kitsA borrowed visual era: Memphis, Y2K, retro print.
80s Memphis-Milano postmodernism — squiggles, confetti shapes, clashing pastels on black, geometric play.
View kitsTurn-of-millennium chrome, neon, gloss and blur — frutiger-aero, cyber, vaporwave-adjacent retro-future.
View kitsAnalog print heritage — 70s/80s graphic systems, risograph/screen-print duotones, gig posters, vinyl, slab-serif, halftone.
View kitsA finish layered over any base: dark, aurora, kinetic.
Near-black canvases, hairline surfaces, mono accents, glowing data — fintech consoles, dev tools, dashboards, dark-native brands.
View kitsSaturated gradient-mesh light fields, glow and blur — vivid ambient backdrops (often the canvas glass floats on).
View kitsMotion-forward awwwards energy — oversized kinetic display type, scroll-driven motion, asymmetric experimental composition.
View kitsStyle here is the render style, the concrete design language a kit is built in, like glassmorphism, neumorphism, Swiss, or dark. Identity Forge classifies every kit into one primary render style deterministically from its tokens, shadows, and description, so you can browse a coherent aesthetic and get complete brand systems that all share that look.
Identity Forge organizes kits across 17 render styles, grouped into material styles (glassmorphism, neumorphism, claymorphism, brutalism, skeuomorphism, Material), motif styles (Memphis, Y2K, retro print), systems (Swiss, editorial, flat, minimal, maximal), and treatments (dark, aurora, kinetic).
Yes. Every kit, whatever its style, installs the same three ways: the Identity Forge MCP server, the CLI (npx identityforge@latest apply <kit-slug>), or a shadcn registry endpoint. Each writes the same tokens and DESIGN.md your agent builds against.
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