Managing Styles

This chapter explains how to create, train, and manage visual styles for your brand.

This section is for brand Admins and Owners. If you don't see these options, your role may not have access.

What Are Visual Styles?

Visual styles are AI models trained on your brand's reference images. Each style captures a distinct visual direction -- for example, "Editorial Photography" or "Flat Illustration." When a team member generates an image, they pick a style, and the AI produces results that match that aesthetic. You can create as many styles as your brand needs.

Style Categories

Open Wonder organizes styles into four categories:

Photo Styles

Photographic and realistic visual directions. Use these for campaign imagery, lifestyle shots, or any content that should look like a real photograph.

Illustration Styles

Illustrated, graphic, or artistic directions. These cover everything from hand-drawn looks to clean vector aesthetics.

Product Styles

Styles specifically trained for product imagery. Train these on product photography so the AI learns how your products should appear in generated scenes.

Character Styles

Styles specifically trained for character or mascot imagery. If your brand has a recurring character, training a dedicated style ensures consistent depiction across all generated content.

Accessing Style Management

Open the left rail and click the gear icon to go to Settings. Navigate to the Styles section. You will see a tab for each of the four categories listed above.

Uploading Seed Images

Seed images define the aesthetic the AI will learn. For each style, upload a set of reference images that represent the look and feel you want. Choose images that are consistent in tone, color palette, and composition. A minimum number of images is required before you can start training.

Training a Style

Once you have uploaded enough seed images, click the button to start training. The AI analyzes your images and creates a custom model tailored to that visual direction. Training typically takes a few minutes. When it finishes, the style becomes available in the style picker for image generation.

Editing a Style

Select an existing style to update its name, description, or seed images. Changes to seed images require retraining before they take effect.

Deleting a Style

If a style is no longer needed, you can remove it from the Styles section. Deleting a style does not remove any images that were previously generated with it -- those remain in your Library.