Drop in your kit. Kit Suite reads the whole tree, matches an icon and colour to every folder, builds your cover art and read-me, tags every WAV with your name, and hands back a zip that looks designed the second it lands in someone's FL browser.
The same kit, before and after. Everything on the right is drawn by FL Studio from the files Kit Suite wrote.
FL Studio has always been able to do this. It reads a plain-text file next to each folder that sets its colour, icon, order and artwork. Almost nobody uses it, because writing those by hand for forty folders is miserable.
The whole tree loads at once. Every folder gets an icon and colour matched to its name, so a nine-folder kit is styled before you touch anything.
A live preview of the browser tree, pixel for pixel. No exporting, reloading and squinting to find out whether it worked.
Styling, cover art, read-me with your splits, install notes and tagged WAVs. One zip, ready to list.
Moving in Silence Multi-Kit 2026, styled and exported in one pass. Everything here is drawn by FL Studio itself, from the files Kit Suite wrote next to the folders. No plugin, no installer, nothing for the buyer to set up.
The pack image renders in the browser itself, not as a JPG in a folder nobody opens. It is the first thing they see when the kit loads.
Terms, credits and splits sitting on the first row in red, before anybody drags a single sample.
Every group gets its own wordmark. The typeface is rasterised into the image, so it looks right on a machine that has never had the font installed.
808, closed hat, open hat, percs, snare, vox. Matched to the folder names automatically, then tuned by hand where it matters.
Clickable from inside FL, for as long as the kit sits on their drive. Most producers never close the browser.
Weapons, money, jewelry, aliens, street, whips, hands, graphic, animals, party, tech, socials, horror, luxury, Y2K, anime and more. Drawn from scratch, so they are yours to ship in kits you sell. Nobody is licensing these to you.
Gothic blackletter, spray paint, pixel, horror, chrome, heavy trap faces. The type is rasterised into the image, so it travels with the kit and looks right on a machine that has never had the font.
Your name written into WAV, MP3, FLAC and AIFF alike, as real metadata in each format. It fills FL's Artist column and Explorer's, and follows the sample into whoever's project it ends up in, renamed or not.
Master and publishing percentages, credit line, contact, store link, install steps. Fill it once and every kit after that is prefilled.
Strip the last pack's name off every file, set a case, add your tag, number them per folder. You see the whole before and after list before anything is written.
Bring the kit to one level so nobody loads a sample and dives for the gain. Per file, or per folder to keep a soft and a hard hit in proportion. Sample rate and bit depth are left exactly as they are.
One payment, less than the kit you are about to sell. No subscription for a tool you open four times a month.
Icons and colours. Enough to see it work.
Designed. The kits in your reference folder.
Thirty days, no questions and no form. Email and it is refunded.
No subscription, no renewal and no upsell after it. Every update is included.
Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. Drop a folder in and watch the preview fill.
Your samples are read in the browser and never uploaded anywhere.
Only if you ask it to. Styling writes small text files beside your folders and never touches audio. WAV tagging is the one exception, and it only adds a metadata block to the end of the file. The audio itself is byte for byte identical.
No. Everything runs in your browser. There is no server to send them to, which is also why it works on a 4GB kit without waiting on an upload bar.
Yes. Every icon in the library is original work drawn for Kit Suite, not licensed from an icon set. Pro includes commercial use in kits you sell, with no attribution required.
The colours and icons live in files beside the folders, so they travel with it as long as the folder is copied whole. WAV tags are inside the audio files, so those survive anything short of a re-export.
Yes, in any current Chrome or Edge. The exported kit works in FL on both Windows and macOS, and the read-me includes the install path for each.
Email within 30 days and you get your money back, no questions and no form to fill in.