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Training Style Models

Capture unique visual styles and apply them to any image generation.

Training a Style Model

Style models learn a specific visual aesthetic—whether it's an artistic technique, color palette, or unique look. Apply your trained style to any subject or scene.

What Can Style Models Learn?

  • Artistic styles: Painting techniques, illustration styles

  • Color palettes: Specific color combinations and moods

  • Visual treatments: Film looks, vintage effects, modern aesthetics

  • Brand styles: Consistent visual identity for marketing

  • Photography styles: Specific lighting, composition, processing

Image Requirements

You only need a minimum of 1 image to train a style model. We recommend uploading several for richer style capture — the first 5 images have the highest impact on the model's output.

Image Guidelines:

  • Consistent visual style across all images

  • Variety of subjects within that style

  • High quality, high resolution

  • Clear examples of the style you want to capture

Image order matters — if you're not satisfied with results, try reordering your training images.

What to Include

Good training images:

  • Multiple subjects in the same style

  • Clear representation of the aesthetic

  • Different compositions showing style consistency

  • Various scenes that share the visual approach

Avoid:

  • Mixing multiple styles in training set

  • Low quality or inconsistent images

  • Images where the style isn't clearly visible

  • Too much variation in visual approach

Training Process

  1. Navigate to Models > Create New Model

  2. Select Style as the model type

  3. Upload your training images

  4. Name your style model

  5. Click Start Training

  6. Training takes about 15 seconds — you'll get a notification when it's done

Once trained, you can reuse your model unlimited times.

Using Your Style Model

After training, open the dropdown below the prompt field, select your style model, and it's added to your prompt like a building block. Then describe what you want to generate:

"A mountain landscape in [your style model]"

"Portrait of a woman, [your style model]"

"City street scene, [your style model] aesthetic"

Style Model Use Cases

  • Brand consistency: Generate all marketing images in your brand style

  • Artistic exploration: Apply favorite styles to new subjects

  • Product photography: Maintain consistent look across catalog

  • Social media: Create cohesive visual feeds

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