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title: ToolRouter — Use Case
description: Step-by-step guide for a real-world ToolRouter use case with agent-specific instructions.
url: https://toolrouter.com/tools/brand-extract/use-cases/extract-visual-brand-elements
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# Extract Visual Brand Elements for Redesign

Before you can redesign a brand, you need to fully understand what exists today. Cataloging every visual element -- colors, typography, iconography style, image treatments, spacing rhythms, and layout patterns -- provides the foundation for informed redesign decisions.

ToolRouter's extract_brand skill automates this discovery phase by scanning a website and extracting every visual brand element it detects. Instead of spending days manually screenshotting and documenting, you get a comprehensive inventory in minutes. This inventory serves as both the "before" snapshot and the input for redesign planning.

This is essential for design agencies beginning a rebrand engagement, in-house teams documenting the current state for leadership, and developers who need to understand the existing visual system before building a new one. Having a complete visual inventory also helps identify which elements are working well and should be preserved versus what needs to change.

**Tool:** [Brand Extract](https://toolrouter.com/tools/brand-extract)
**Skills:** extract_brand

## Agent Guides

- [How to Extract Visual Brand Elements for Redesign with Claude](https://toolrouter.com/tools/brand-extract/use-cases/extract-visual-brand-elements/claude): Guide for Claude
- [How to Extract Visual Brand Elements for Redesign with ChatGPT](https://toolrouter.com/tools/brand-extract/use-cases/extract-visual-brand-elements/chatgpt): Guide for ChatGPT
- [How to Extract Visual Brand Elements for Redesign with Copilot](https://toolrouter.com/tools/brand-extract/use-cases/extract-visual-brand-elements/copilot): Guide for Copilot
- [How to Extract Visual Brand Elements for Redesign with OpenClaw](https://toolrouter.com/tools/brand-extract/use-cases/extract-visual-brand-elements/openclaw): Guide for OpenClaw
