What does the brand identity extractor return?

A JSON object with the page URL, title, brand colors, font names, and a logo or brand image URL taken from the public page.

Why might a logo or font be missing?

Some sites paint the brand with JavaScript after the page loads, or block automated reads. The extractor reads the public HTML and stylesheets, so a logo hidden in an app shell may not appear.

Free tool

Pull a brand from any public website.

Paste a URL. The tool reads the public page and returns colors, fonts, and a logo as JSON you can hand to a design or media workflow.

Brand JSON

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How to read this

What the JSON is for

The response is a small brand record: colors, fonts, and logo, plus the page title and final URL. That shape is meant to drop into a media or design service without a second scrape.

What it can see

Theme color, colors used in the page’s CSS, font names from stylesheets and Google Fonts links, and a logo from the Open Graph image, favicon, or an image marked as a logo.

What it will miss

Brands drawn only after JavaScript runs, or sites that refuse automated requests. If the logo is empty, the site likely hides it inside the app rather than the first HTML response.

Frequently asked questions

JSON with the URL, title, up to six brand colors, font names, and a logo URL when the public page exposes one.

The tool reads the public HTML and stylesheets. A logo injected by JavaScript, or a site that blocks the request, will come back incomplete.