| name | generate-brand-assets |
| description | Generate OG images and favicon based on project branding. Use when: (1) user needs
social media preview images for their project, (2) user wants to generate a favicon,
(3) user is setting up branding assets for a website or app, (4) user has brand colors
and wants professional-looking Open Graph images. Automatically generates correctly
sized images optimized for social platforms (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook) and favicon
formats.
|
generate-brand-assets
Generate branded OG (Open Graph) images and favicons for your project based on brand colors and identity.
Prerequisites
Check if you have the necessary tools:
node --version
The skill uses built-in image generation capabilities. No additional dependencies required beyond Node.js.
What It Generates
- OG Images: 1200×630px preview images for social media sharing (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook)
- Favicon: Multiple formats (16×16, 32×32, 64×64, 192×192, 512×512) and iOS touch icons
- Manifest Icons: Web app manifest-compatible icons
- Optimized: WebP, PNG, and ICO formats for maximum compatibility
Workflow
1. Identify Brand Colors
Ask the user for their brand colors. Typical palette includes:
- Primary color (hex:
#RRGGBB)
- Accent color (optional)
- Text color (typically
#000000 or #FFFFFF for contrast)
- Background patterns (optional)
2. Gather Project Details
Collect information for the OG images:
- Project name
- Tagline or description (1-2 lines)
- Logo path or text-based logo preference
3. Generate Assets
Command structure:
npx generate-brand-assets \
--name "Your Project Name" \
--tagline "Brief project description" \
--primary-color "#3B82F6" \
--accent-color "#1E40AF" \
--output-dir ./public/brand-assets
4. Customization Options
| Option | Example | Purpose |
|---|
--name | "My Project" | Project name for OG images |
--tagline | "Build faster" | Subtitle/description on images |
--primary-color | "#3B82F6" | Main brand color |
--accent-color | "#1E40AF" | Secondary brand color |
--text-color | "#FFFFFF" | Text contrast color |
--logo-path | "./logo.png" | Custom logo file |
--pattern | "dots" | "grid" | Background pattern style |
--output-dir | "./public" | Where to save generated assets |
--format | "png,webp,ico" | Image formats to generate |
5. Integration
For Next.js/React projects:
{
openGraph: {
images: [
{
url: '/brand-assets/og-image.png',
width: 1200,
height: 630,
}
]
},
icons: {
icon: '/brand-assets/favicon.ico',
apple: '/brand-assets/apple-touch-icon.png'
}
}
For HTML projects:
<meta property="og:image" content="/brand-assets/og-image.png" />
<meta property="og:image:width" content="1200" />
<meta property="og:image:height" content="630" />
<link rel="icon" href="/brand-assets/favicon.ico" />
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="/brand-assets/apple-touch-icon.png" />
6. Verification
Test generated images:
ls -lh ./public/brand-assets/
open ./public/brand-assets/og-image.png
Test social preview:
7. Report Results
Provide the user with:
- List of generated files with dimensions
- Output directory path
- Integration instructions for their framework
- Preview links if hosting is set up
Common Patterns
Gradient Backgrounds
npx generate-brand-assets \
--name "My App" \
--gradient "from-#3B82F6 to-#1E40AF" \
--text-color "#FFFFFF"
Dark Mode Support
Generate both light and dark variants:
npx generate-brand-assets --theme light --primary-color "#3B82F6"
npx generate-brand-assets --theme dark --primary-color "#60A5FA"
Multiple Locale Variants
For multi-language projects:
npx generate-brand-assets \
--name "My Project" \
--locale es \
--tagline "Construir más rápido"
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Solution |
|---|
| Colors look wrong | Verify hex format is exactly #RRGGBB (6 chars) |
| Text not readable | Ensure sufficient contrast; text-color should differ from background by >50% brightness |
| Images too large | Use --optimize flag to reduce file size (trades some quality) |
| Favicon not showing | Clear browser cache and hard-refresh (Cmd+Shift+R / Ctrl+Shift+F5) |
| Output directory error | Ensure output directory exists or use --create-dirs flag |
Next Steps
After generating assets:
- Commit generated files to version control
- Update social media preview URLs in deployment
- Test social sharing on each platform (links may cache old images)
- Monitor OG image performance in analytics