The brand guardian for teams without a designer.
Upload your brand guidelines once. Anyone on your team can then make on-brand posts, flyers and slides from a sentence, and every design gets checked before it goes out.


Brand ScoreBrand Score 62 out of 100
Fix 3 issues to reach 94.
- Logo crowded
- Wrong headline font
- Off-palette background
Illustrative. Ama’s Kitchen and its brand rules are invented. Photos by Vitaly Gariev (opens another site) and Theme Photos (opens another site) on Unsplash.
What’s on this site
- ProductThe four parts of Onmark and what a check looks for.
- Use casesHow small businesses, agencies and multi-location brands use it.
- PricingThe plans and what each one includes.
- Free Brand AuditSend ten recent designs and get a scored, marked-up report.
- AboutWhy Onmark exists, the principles behind it and who runs it.
- ContactWho to write to about audits, pricing, partnerships and press.
How it works
Set the rules once. Onmark applies them every day, for every person on the team.
Upload
Add your brand guide PDF, logo files, fonts and a few past designs your team is proud of.
Learn
Onmark pulls your colours, type, logo rules, layouts and tone of voice into a Brand Profile that you review.
Create
Anyone types “Flyer for Friday’s 20% off sale” and gets three on-brand options to edit and export.
Check
Any design, from Canva, a freelancer or a phone, gets a Brand Score and a list of fixes before it goes out.
What’s live
Checked 4 November 2026.
- LiveBrand ProfileYour guide, turned into rules you review.
- LiveCreateOn-brand posts, flyers and slides from a sentence.
- LiveCheckA Brand Score and a list of fixes for any design.
- LiveApprove and trackSign-off links and a dashboard of what went out.
Who runs Onmark
Edwin Igwebuike
Founder, brand and marketing designer
Edwin Igwebuike is a brand and marketing designer and the founder of Onmark. Over five years of remote work with more than 20 clients in the UK, US, UAE, Canada, Croatia, Egypt, Georgia and Nigeria, he has written brand guidelines and kept brands consistent across print, social and packaging.
See how on-brand your designs are
Send ten recent designs. You’ll get a Brand Score for each one and a marked-up list of what to fix.