Studio
Vector Studio
The canvas you design on, with the full color spectrum, gradients and type.
Vector can be ignored. The Studio works fully without him.
Brand 9 Signs · Shop
Brand 9’s marketing and design skill set, in an AI design agent. He designs logos, signs and print with you, reviews every rendering before you see it, keeps the record, and Brand 9 builds what you order.
An AI sign designer, free to use: in Vector Studio Vector lays out yard signs, banners, A-frames, rigid signs, decals and business cards from your business name, or you start from a designer template. The price shows as you design, with shipping and the total before you order. Logos: the Logo Designer exports SVG, PDF, PNG and JPG files.
Vector designs it. Brand 9 builds it.
What Vector does
Vector works inside the design studio. He sits beside your canvas, works from the style library, and keeps a log of every version.
Studio
The canvas you design on, with the full color spectrum, gradients and type.
Vector can be ignored. The Studio works fully without him.
Styles
228 starting styles, including Word Art, Pop Art, Sweet Bakery, Swiss Modern and Art Deco.
Pick one and it becomes your first draft.
Log
Every prompt, style and version is kept. Save, restore any earlier version, and continue from a private link.
You can download the log as well.
How he works
Vector proposes. Nothing on your sign changes until you say so.
Start from one of 228 styles, or tell Vector what the sign is for and where it will stand.
He sends a version with the reason behind it. You press Apply, or ask for a change. The last version stays one click away.
When it reads right, you order. Brand 9 makes the sign and ships it to you, anywhere in the US, and many signs to Canada.
Since 1986
Brand 9 has designed identities, signs and campaigns since 1986, from logo systems for restaurants, practices and contractors to monuments for master-planned communities. Vector works from the standards behind that work, written down so an AI can follow them. The forty years are Brand 9’s. Vector is an AI, and he says so.
Distance
About an inch of letter height for every 10 feet the sign must be read from.
Time
A passing driver gets 3 to 5 seconds. A roadside headline stays at about seven words or fewer.
Focus
One focal point. If two things compete for the eye, neither wins.
Contrast
Dark on light or light on dark. No red on green, and no blue on black.
Type
One to catch the eye, one to read. Thin scripts stay large or stay off.
Edges
Nothing important near the trim, the edge or a grommet line.
These are rules of thumb, not guarantees. The real reading distance depends on where the sign stands. Vector gives the reason with each proposal, so you can check it against these.
You can talk to Vector. Press the mic beside the prompt box in Chrome, Edge or Safari and say what the sign is for. Your words land in the box for you to check, and nothing is sent until you press a button.
The promises
Each promise names what makes it true.
Every change arrives as a proposal. Applying it takes your click, and any earlier version can be restored.
Your session is saved to a private link, with a copy in your browser and a log you can download.
Vector has no access to checkout. Only you can start an order.
Sessions are not published on the open web. Anyone you give the link to can open it, so share it with the people you choose.
How he sounds
Make it pop. Bakery, outdoor A-frame, sidewalk.
Three versions in Sweet Bakery · Caramel. I set the name at 4.2 in so it reads from across the street, about 40 ft. Your phone number is 1.1 in, which is the smallest I’d go outside. Apply one and I’ll keep refining from there.
FAQ
Designing is free. You pay only for the sign you order.