Overview

Rebrand is a curated gallery of visual identity inspiration, collecting the best new design systems, brand introduction videos, and rebrand case studies. It targets designers who need a focused, high-quality reference point rather than sifting through general design aggregators.

Unlike broad creative networks, Rebrand concentrates exclusively on brand identity work — surfacing breathtaking videos that capture new brand identities from recognisable organisations such as Etsy, Electronic Arts, and Olympique de Marseille.

Key Benefits

Access a curated collection of design systems and visual identity work from real-world brand launches.
Browse rebrand videos that document how major organisations roll out new identities.
Join a community of over 30,000 designers already using the platform.
Get a free account with continued browsing access beyond the initial preview limit.
Upgrade to Rebrand Pro for expanded access to the full gallery.

How It Works

Visitors browse the gallery across sections including Intros, Bentos, and Products to find visual identity inspiration. After reaching the browsing limit, users create a free account — via Google or email — to continue exploring the collection. A Pro upgrade is available for those who want full access.

Use Cases

Brand identity designers researching how established companies structure and present new design systems.
Motion designers studying rebrand video production techniques used by major global brands.
Creative directors at studios benchmarking visual identity trends before pitching to clients.
Design students building reference libraries of real-world brand identity launches.
In-house brand teams reviewing how peer organisations introduce identity changes publicly.

Why Choose This Product

Rebrand is best suited for designers and brand strategists who want a dedicated, editorially curated source of visual identity inspiration rather than a general-purpose design feed. The platform is made by Sahkyo Studio and focuses exclusively on the brand identity niche.

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