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Create images in your brand style

Typeface learns your brand’s image style to generate images to ensure your social media posts, ads, emails, and more share a cohesive visual identity. Generate on-brand images without having to prompt engineer specific brand details.

Category

Personalize

Channel

Product listings, ads, emails, blogs, and more

Metrics

  • Content velocity

  • Purchase frequency

This is for

Marketing, Creative

Goal

Generate images that represent your brand

👑 This feature is available on the Enterprise plan. Contact sales if you'd like to speak to a member of our team.

What are Image Styles

An image style is a common visual theme for a collection of images. It can include details like the color of the room, the style of furniture, strokes of an artist, and much more.

Examples of Image Styles:

Modern illustration of colorful figures in orange and blue tones

Bright food images with a dark background

Data centers photos in cold blue lighting

Setting up Image Styles

You can teach Typeface your brand's visual identity by sharing examples of your existing on-brand images. Typeface will learn characteristics from these images like brand color tones, textures, and other patterns.

Here’s how to train a new image style:

  1. Prepare images that show a similar style (see “What are Image Styles” section above).

  2. From the left side of the homepage, click on "Brand"

  3. Under Brand Kit’s Image Styles, click “+ New Style.”

  4. Under the 3 dots icon, click “Rename” and set a descriptive name for this image style.

  5. Upload 10-15 images (JPEG or PNG) for one style.

  6. Click “Train.”

You can now exit this page. Within half an hour, Typeface will complete training to reflect your brand’s image style. You’ll get an email and see the “Style Trained” label once training is complete.

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Tip

Tip

You can train multiple image styles within Typeface for different product lines and specific campaigns—e.g., a spring-themed imagery for Mother’s Day or a beachy color palette for a Summer campaign.

Using Image Styles

Once you’ve trained an image style, you can apply that style to any new image in an image prompt or Image Studio. From your image prompt, go into "Settings" and under Brand Kit you can select the image style.

Without Image Styles

The generated images have off-brand* yellow lighting and out-of-place white surfaces.

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With Image Styles

The generated images have on-brand* cold blue lighting and the right surface types.

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*Compare with the data center image style shown under the “What are Image Styles” section.

Without Image Styles

The generated images include an off-brand** bright backgrounds and illustrations.

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With Image Styles

The generated images include on-brand** dark surfaces and realistic sliced bread.

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**Compare with the food image style shown under the “What are Image Styles” section.

Try it out

Get started on Image Styles by uploading existing images that show the style you’d like to use. Here are a few sample use cases of Image Styles:

  • An e-commerce image style to ensure consistency for your entire product catalog

  • A graphic illustration image style to use across your blog site

  • A custom image style for your seasonal campaign (e.g., Autumn, Black Friday)

FAQs

How many Image Styles can I use in an image?

While you can create multiple Image Styles, you can only select one image style per generation.

Who can create Image Styles?

Image Styles are set on the shared team level. Anyone can see and edit these in the same team.


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