How to train AI to replicate your brand style

You can teach the AI to replicate your brand's style by training a private style based on your own images. Once trained, this style can be reused with any prompt — generating new images that stay visually consistent with your brand.

What is style training?

We use fine-tuning on a curated dataset of 5+ consistent images. The adapter learns:

Anatomy and proportions
Materials, textures, and fine detail
Color palette and lighting
Composition and camera cues
Illustration traits like line weight, shading, rendering, and shape language

Applied to new prompts, your trained style consistently reproduces these characteristics — unlike generic filters. The style is yours and remains private unless you choose to share it.

What can you do with it?

Photography — replicate consistent lighting, color, and tone across product, lifestyle, or portrait shots
Illustration — preserve brushwork, line weight, shading, and visual language across scenes
3D — maintain a fixed rendering style for turntables, stills, or mockups

How style training works

Prepare your dataset

Upload 5+ images with consistent visual treatment — people, objects, or environments that reflect your brand identity.

Train your style

Training a private style costs 50 credits. Training typically completes in 1–3 hours.

Use your trained style. Once training is done, your private style is ready to use with no expiration. You can generate images at the usual credit cost. Generated images carry a watermark and stay inside the platform until they are licensed.

License your images

There is no separate purchase step. Downloading an image, exporting it as SVG, upscaling it or removing its background licenses it at that moment — the watermark goes and the full resolution is yours.

Each license covers one specific image and gives you personal and commercial rights, worldwide and perpetual, short of reselling the image itself as a standalone file. Repeat any of those actions on the same image and no further license is needed — the operations themselves still cost their usual credits.

The same rule applies whatever the image was generated with — your private style, an artist-created style, or a base model.