Image styles are the looks the agents follow when they create images for your brand. Instead of describing lighting and palette in every prompt, you set a style once and use it whenever you need it. Find them under DNA → BrandDNA → Image styles.
Your styles and the curated library
- Your styles lists the styles your brand uses: the ones made for your brand, trained from your images or written from a description, and the ones you added from the library. Each card shows how many reference images it has and the start of its description.
- Curated library holds more than 150 ready-made styles. Search by name or mood, like warm or minimal, or filter by Photography, Illustration, Typography, 3D, Retro and Other. Open a style to see sample images and the full description, then click Add this style to BrandDNA. In the viewer, the arrow keys move between styles and the A key adds or removes the one you are looking at.
Create your own
Click Create style, then:
- Name the style.
- Add reference images, up to 20 (JPG or PNG, up to 50 MB each). With three or more similar shots, MorningAI drafts the name and description for you.
- Edit the description. Agents read it word for word, so describe the light, color, setting and composition.
- Add a few style words.
- Click Save style.
You can also save a style with no images at all. It is then built from the description alone, which works for a look you can describe well but don't have photos of yet. For more on choosing images and writing descriptions, see Tips for training a style.
Edit or remove a style
Open the … menu on a style card and choose Edit or Delete. A style with no description shows "Add a description so agents know when to use this style." Fill it in: the description is how agents choose between your styles.
Use a style
- In Agents, mention the style with @ in the composer, or name it in your request: "three launch images in our Sunlit Linen style."
- In Studio, add the style in the image composer next to your prompt and products.
- When you don't choose, agents pick from your styles using their descriptions, and the brand kit's visual rules apply either way.
Pro Tips
- Keep the set small. Three to five styles with clear descriptions are easier for agents and teammates to choose from than twenty similar ones.
- Name styles by use. "Launch hero" and "Everyday social" say more than "Style 2."
- Retire what you don't use. An old style left in Your styles can still be picked.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why don't my images follow the style?
Look at the description first. "Clean and modern" gives an agent very little to go on. Rewrite it with concrete light, color and setting, or add more reference images that share one look.
Does a style replace the brand kit?
No. The brand kit covers colors, logos and type in designs, and its visual rules apply to every image. A style covers the look of the imagery itself.
Can I use a curated style as a starting point for my own?
Yes. Add it to your brand, then create a new style with your own images and borrow from its description.
Next Steps
Add one curated style that is close to your look, then train one from your own photography and compare the results side by side.
