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Grammarly Rebrand








Credits:




Leah Pincsak - Head of design
Angie Che - Brand Designer
Carlos Salazar - Brand Designer
Claire Rosas - Brand Designer
Grammarly is a leading AI-powered writing assistant trusted by over 40 million individuals and 50,000 organizations, including 96% of Fortune 500 companies. As part of a two-week sprint, I collaborated with a small, cross-functional team to reimagine Grammarly’s brand identity, ensuring it resonates with diverse audiences ranging from individual users to enterprise clients. This initiative focused on refining typography, color palettes, and art direction to create a flexible and scalable visual system that embodies the company’s mission and values.

Key components of the rebrand included:
  • Brand Positioning: Establishing an insights-driven and authentic identity that underscores Grammarly’s role in assisting users through advanced AI.
  • Visual Identity: Creating a cohesive design system adaptable across various platforms and audiences.
  • Customer-Centric Focus: Ensuring the brand reflects the journey and needs of its diverse user base.

We adopted a dual design approach: playful and approachable for individual users, and sophisticated with a luxury-like tone for enterprise clients. The overarching theme, “Start to Finish,” emphasized supporting users throughout their life stages—from high school to retirement. This holistic perspective allowed us to craft a brand narrative that aligns with Grammarly’s mission of empowering effective communication at every stage of life.