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A style adds a consistent visual direction to your prompts. During story creation, choose a style in Choose Your Visual Style. In a scene, open its style control. None means no additional style instructions are added.

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Use an existing style

Browse the available styles and preview the one you want. Check whether it recommends a particular model. Review the selected model and cost before generating. Use the same style across a sequence when you want a consistent look. A style does not replace the scene description: you still need to explain what happens in the image or video.

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Create a custom style

Open New Style or Add new in the style picker. Give the style a recognizable name and write the style prompt. Describe the qualities you want to repeat, such as lighting, color, composition, and texture. If the style needs information from the person using it, add placeholders and review User Preview. Use Try Style to generate an example after checking the model and cost. Choose Create Style for a new style or Save Style when editing an existing one. Save changes to the name, prompt, recommended model, and thumbnail before leaving. For a first style, keep the instructions short. It is easier to improve a clear style than to diagnose a long list of competing directions.