brandcubes.

FROM IDENTITY TO MATERIAL

Your brand. A new dimension.

Extract your colors. Give your logo and patterns depth.

Files stay in your browser

01 Source identity

Drop your brand identity
SAMPLE IDENTITY
Studio sample.svgSVG

Drop a PDF, PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF or SVG · Up to 100 MB

02 Your palette 6

Sample palette
6 materials selected

03 3D logo

OPTIONAL

A separate, extruded group. Its brand colors applied automatically.

Crop a logo from your identity, or upload a separate image. Each color becomes a material, matched to your guideline palette automatically. Best on a plain or transparent background.

04 3D pattern

OPTIONAL

Turn a brand motif into a repeating, colored 3D panel.

Crop one motif to repeat it, or a complete pattern to keep as one panel. Colors match your guideline automatically. Use artwork on a plain or transparent background.

05 Model preview

LIVE
6 CUBES / 6 MATERIALSMM
Drag to orbit · Scroll to zoom
Shaded preview · Original RGB values in every material

Model setup

REAL-WORLD SCALE

Bring your brand into your model.

SketchUp & Revit. Materials, cubes, logo and patterns.

FROM SCREEN TO SCENE

Take your palette further.

Studio palette6 materials
.dae

A model, ready to import.

Download selected cubes, your 3D logo and pattern as a COLLADA model. Each has its own name and exact RGB materials.

  1. Download the model below.
  2. In SketchUp Desktop, choose File → Import and select the .dae file.
  3. Use File → Save As to save it as a SketchUp .skp file.

Use “Merge Coplanar Faces” when importing for clean cube faces. Labels are included in cube and material names; floating text labels are available in the native export.

Download model (.dae)
Also export paletteAdobe .aseColor list .csvProject .json

A SMALL TOOL. A BETTER WORKFLOW.

Identity into material.

01

Bring in your brand.

Upload a brand guideline PDF, a logo, or an image. PDFs are searched for written HEX and RGB codes, and the page with the most color codes is opened automatically. Image palettes are sampled from the artwork.

02

Make the palette yours.

Edit each name or HEX value, use the color picker, or sample a pixel with the eyedropper. Check the colors you want to export. “Extract” samples the visible page; “Find color codes” reads the PDF’s written specifications.

03

Give your colors dimension.

Choose cube size, spacing, and columns in millimeters. Export a .dae model or use the SketchUp Desktop companion for a native .skp file. For Revit, choose your version and download a .dyn graph with your palette included. Run it in Dynamo Player to create native materials, with optional cubes, logo and pattern geometry.

04

Bring your logo into the model.

In 3D logo, choose Select from page and crop the mark, or upload a separate image. The artwork colors are detected and matched to nearby guideline colors automatically, including palette colors deselected from the cubes. Other colors stay as sampled. Add the logo, then set width and extrusion depth; it exports as one group with separately colored parts. Tracing approximates the outline and gradients, so review fine details before export.

05

Build a 3D pattern.

In 3D pattern, crop a motif from the page or upload a pattern image. Add it with automatic colors, then set tile width, depth, rows, columns and spacing. Choose a grid or staggered rows. A complete pattern can stay at 1 row × 1 column. It exports as a separate group with preserved openings, alongside your logo and cubes.

Precise codes, considered sampling.

Written HEX/RGB codes are used exactly. Colors sampled from images, gradients, or CMYK PDFs are visual estimates in sRGB; compare them with your official specifications. Pantone and NCS references need an approved RGB equivalent.

Your files stay here.

Uploads are processed in your browser. Your edited palette, dimensions, logo and pattern are remembered on this device; uploaded source files are not saved. Download a project JSON to move your model between devices.

FROM MARK TO MODEL

Extract a 3D logo.

1. Drag a box around the logo

No selection

Leave a little background around the edges of the mark.

2. Preview with automatic colors

Select a logo to preview its colors and shape.

The logo keeps its colors automatically. Check small letters and enclosed shapes; no manual material selection is needed.

FROM MOTIF TO MODEL

Extract a 3D pattern.

1. Select one motif or a complete pattern

No selection

Leave a little plain background around the motif. Set repeats after adding it to the model.

2. Preview with automatic colors

Select a pattern to preview its colors and shape.

Colors are matched to your guideline automatically. Check openings and thin details before adding the pattern.

Replace your palette?