For Cursor

Add a real design system to your Cursor project

Cursor writes the code — but without brand tokens it defaults to generic UI. Drop a real design system into your repo and Cursor keeps every edit on-brand.

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Why Cursor apps look generic

It’s a defaults problem — with no brand system to build against, Cursor reaches for the same safe choices every project uses. Give it real tokens and that disappears.

Brand your Cursor app in 3 steps

1. Generate

Describe your product and pick a color. Glyph builds a logo, full color system, type pairing, and dark mode in about a minute.

2. Export as code

Get a Tailwind config, CSS variables, favicon, and a ready-made Cursor build prompt — the exact format Cursor understands.

3. Paste into Cursor

Export the Tailwind config + CSS variables into your repo, then reference them in your Cursor prompts (“use the tokens in tailwind.config”). Cursor applies the brand consistently as it edits and adds features.

The prompt you paste into Cursor

This is an example of what Glyph generates. Your export is filled with your colors, fonts, and logo.

Apply this brand design system across the entire app. Use these exact tokens everywhere — buttons, links, focus rings, headings, backgrounds, borders — and do not fall back to default blue/violet or Inter-for-everything.

# Colors (Tailwind + CSS variables)
--brand-500: #4F46E5   /* primary */
--brand-600: #4338CA   /* primary hover / AA-safe text */
--accent-500: #06B6D4  /* accent */
--ink: #0B0B0F         /* text */
--canvas: #FAFAF9      /* background */
Generate the full 50–950 shade ramp for each and wire dark-mode variants.

# Typography
Heading: "Clash Display", sans-serif
Body: "Inter", sans-serif
Scale: h1 clamp(2.5rem,5vw,4rem) / h2 2rem / body 1rem / 1.6 line-height.

# Logo
Use the provided SVG mark in the nav (28px tall) and footer (20px tall); favicon at 32px.

# Apply
Restyle the landing page and app shell with this system. Keep it clean and premium — real spacing, one accent, consistent radius. No stock gradients, no emoji headers.

Cursor branding — FAQ

Where do the tokens go in my codebase?

Into your tailwind.config and a globals.css variables block — Glyph exports both, ready to commit.

How do I keep Cursor on-brand?

Reference the token files in your prompts. Because the values live in config, new components inherit them automatically.

Is it free?

Generating and previewing is free; the full code export is a paid upgrade.

Building with a different tool?

The same brand export works everywhere. Pick your stack:

New to this? Read why AI-built apps look generic or the vibe-coding UI prompt guide.

Stop looking like every other Cursor app

Generate a real brand in a minute, paste it into Cursor, and ship something that looks funded — not generated.

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