Cork keeps your logos, colors, fonts and templates in one living kit, then bakes the rules into every template. A non-designer can build an on-brand post in minutes, and nobody waits on an approval for something that already follows the rules.
Plans start at $69 a year. One catch: Cork only works if somebody decides the rules once. It won’t invent your brand for you.
Pinned by marketing teams who were tired of asking which logo file is the real one.
The trade-off, said plainly: guardrails stop your newest intern from going rogue, and they stop your creative director too. A rule can be unlocked, but it takes an admin, and that’s on purpose.
Logos, colors and fonts live in one kit that every template reads from. Swap Russet for a deeper red and the posts, ads and flyers built on it refresh themselves, with a progress count so you know when it’s done.
The catch — an update republishes everywhere. Check the preview before you apply; version history is there if you regret it.
Social posts and ads start from templates where the headline font, logo spacing and palette are locked. Photos, copy and captions stay open, so people get the freedom they actually need and nothing else.
The catch — locked means locked. Nobody “just tweaks” the logo, including you, unless you’re an admin.
Pick the surfaces, pick the kit colors, and Cork drops your artwork onto packaging, devices and apparel in one click. It’s for pitch decks and launch posts, not for sending to the printer.
The catch — the surface list is fixed. If you need a custom photoshoot, hire a photographer.
Comment right on the design, tag the person who can say yes, and approve in bulk when the queue gets long. On Atelier, approvals follow roles, so a post that needs compliance can’t skip compliance.
The catch — approvals add a step. That’s the point; it just stops being a meeting.
Every logo, photo and approved post gets tagged as it goes in, so “autumn label, horizontal” finds the file instead of a folder called Final_v7.
Roll the kit back when a rebrand idea doesn’t survive Monday.
Studio and Atelier plans queue approved posts straight to your social channels. Sketch doesn’t; it exports files.
Every plan exports PNG and JPG. That’s the whole list, and we’d rather you know now than discover it at 5 p.m. on launch day.
Upload the logo files, enter the hex codes, add the font files. If your brand folder is as tangled as most, budget an afternoon for this one.
Decide what’s fixed (logo spacing, palette, headline font) and what’s free (photos, copy, captions). Be strict at first. You can loosen it later, and you’ll rarely want to.
Hand out seats. Social, sales and the intern all build from templates, send for approval and schedule. The designer reviews the exceptions instead of every post.
Cork doesn’t ask you to move your whole stack. It connects to the places where campaigns already get scheduled, filed and tracked.
Pick by how many brands you juggle. If it’s one brand and one person, Sketch is enough and we’ll say so.
One brand, one person, tired of pasting hex codes.
In-house teams and agencies running several brands at once.
Teams where legal, compliance or a very picky founder gets a say.
All prices in USD, billed once a year. Each plan includes the living brand kit and locked template guardrails.
we changed our red once in cork and every template caught up. nobody asked me to resend the logo pack all month.
“Approvals live as comments on the post now. Legal leaves a note, I fix it, done. I’m not digging through three email threads anymore.”— Callum R., Social Lead, Wrenfield Comments and approvals
“Our interns can build a story ad without breaking the type rules, because the type rules are physically locked.”— Ines M., Founder, Alder Street Locked templates
Pick the plan that fits how many brands you run, and give your whole team one kit they can’t get wrong.
Choose your plan