
ybrand
All your brand assets in one place – in minutes
I’m currently experimenting with different ways to create value for users and myself. Recently, I developed a tool that allows you to create and customize beautiful, simple mockups for your landing page in just a few seconds without design background. The best part? It’s completely free to use, even without an account.
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Example result (under 1 min.):

How it works:

Customization Options: Upload screenshots from your app, adjust colors, select the format and corner radius, and don’t forget to enable a background blur effect if you want.

Variety of Styles: Under the settings, you’ll find different styles presented one below the other. You can use the right and left mouse buttons on the screenshot to adjust the tilt and border.

Add Cursors: Need one or more mouse cursors for your mockup? Simply click the icons to add them. Use the slider on the right to perfectly size them for your image.

Export & Use: When you’re happy with your design, export it and add it to your website. Enjoy!
Conclusion
Building this took me about six hours. Right now, it’s just a single feature that I personally enjoy, but it hasn’t attracted a wave of users yet. Was it worth it? Did I just create another feature that doesn’t solve a real pain point?
Honestly, yes and yes. I love it, I enjoyed the process, and I’m not giving up. I’m determined to keep sharing and promoting this small tool. Maybe the time could have been invested in something else, but at least I now have a tool that can help future projects launch quickly with beautiful screenshots.
Cheers!
Hi, I’m Danilo – a frontend developer and UX/UI designer. My journey started with creating Minecraft designs, but over time, my interests shifted. Today, I design websites, web apps, brand identities, and online shops – and lately, I’ve developed a real enthusiasm for building SaaS projects.
The original idea was simple: create a Tailwind template to collect all brand assets in one place for future projects. Five months later, that idea has grown into a small SaaS platform, making it easy and affordable – or even free – for anyone to publish their own branding.
Where this journey will take me next, I don’t know. But I’m excited for what’s ahead – more features, new ideas, and more SaaS adventures.
Cheers!
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It looks really interesting. Wish u the best!
I am also coming from web design and will definitely try it out! -
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All the best for your journey! Tested Ybrand and really liked it!
Feature request: section in which I can add external links for my assets (icon font for example).-
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Thank you! And thank you for the feedback, i will add the feature soon! :)
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Loved your product idea !
I help bootstrapped founders like you get real, verified leads from USA/Europe using simple outbound systems (no ads, no complexity).
Would love to send you a sample list for free — just reply here or DM me 🙌
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Love this — sounds like one of those ideas that started out small and just kept proving itself.
That shift from “just a template” to an actual productised platform is so relatable.
I’m currently testing something similar on the funnel-building side — trying to figure out what’s actually useful to early-stage founders without overbuilding.
Looking forward to seeing how your SaaS evolves!
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Hey Danilo, really inspiring to see your journey from Minecraft designs to building your own SaaS! Love how you’re making branding accessible to everyone.
I’m working on CompliAssistant, an AI-powered HIPAA compliance assistant for SMBs. Would be great to connect and swap SaaS lessons as we both grow our products. Keep up the awesome work!
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Hello Danilo I’m Ibraheem and I’m a ui/UX designer and also a front end developer and I’d love to collaborate with you on this project although I’m just 6 months into coding.
What do you think of collaborating for more ideas on your startup?
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In the past, I always wasted a ton of time searching for logos, hex-colors, or font. Of course, there are already brand guides as PDFs or complex software – but not simple, cheap and for everyone.







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