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Search like you think
Plain language, by image, or by text within files: You can search your entire library the way you'd describe it to a colleague.
An AI that knows your brand
The Brand Assistant gives you instant answers, on-brand copy suggestions, and asset recommendations — without slowing anyone down.
Libraries that organize themselves
Auto-tagging, predictive metadata, and duplicate detection keep libraries organized, so teams spend time creating, not cataloging.
Built for your AI stack
Frontify fits into your existing AI workflows through an MCP server, built-in automations, apps, and integrations with the tools your team uses.
Frontify is designed to act as a brand intelligence source: A central place where your brand guidelines, assets, templates, and context live, and from which that brand intelligence can flow into the tools your teams already use. Native integrations connect the platform with tools across the creative and marketing stack, including a Microsoft Copilot integration that brings brand knowledge directly into everyday workflows. An MCP (model context protocol) server is also in development, which will allow AI tools to query brand data directly. That means pulling your approved assets, guidelines, and context from Frontify into the workflows your teams already use.
The brand assistant is an AI trained on your brand guidelines. Anyone in your organization can ask it questions in plain language — from how to apply your logo in a specific context to whether a campaign concept fits your tone of voice — and get instant answers. Responses link back to the relevant section of your guidelines, so people can verify the information.
The brand assistant draws its answers from your own brand guidelines hosted in Frontify. The answers are based on your guidelines, not what an AI thinks your brand might do.
Yes, and it requires no setup. When assets are uploaded, the platform applies tags automatically based on the file content, suggests predictive metadata to reduce manual data entry, and runs duplicate detection in the background to flag existing files.
Yes. Automations let you configure custom rules that activate when something happens in a library or project. You can chain AI actions together in sequence — analyzing an uploaded image, generating a description, applying tags, and updating the workflow status — all without manual input. It’s the same principle as the built-in auto-tagging, but fully configurable for your specific scenarios.
Yes. AI translation lets you translate guideline pages into any configured language. You select the target language, run the translation, and review the output before publishing — your existing formatting and page structure are preserved throughout. You can also add a custom prompt to guide the translation, for instance, to keep specific product names or brand terms untranslated. As with any AI-generated translation, a human review before sharing externally is recommended to check for nuance and cultural accuracy.