Where to find it
Open Settings, go to Brand, then the Personalisation tab. Or press the round tag button at the top right of Pixelsmith. Saved styles belong to your team, and anyone on the team can add, change or remove them.
Save a style
- Press Save a style (or Add a style) and pick a poster. JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF.
- Pixeloop writes a description of the look for you. You can change it.
- Give it a name for the look, not the file, like "Quote card" or "VS poster". Up to 60 characters.
- If you have groups, pick one.
- Press Save style. Nothing is saved until you do.
From the inspiration gallery
Open a design in the inspiration gallery in Pixelsmith and press Add to style. Agree to the short note about using other people's designs. The design's prompt becomes the description. Take out anything you do not want in every design, like names or dates, then save.
Use a style
- In Pixelsmith, press My style in the prompt box.
- Pick a style. Use the group chips at the top to find it.
- Write what you want and press send.
- A style counts as one reference picture, so you can add 4 more of your own.
- A style on its own costs nothing extra. Each picture you add with it costs 1 more credit per image.
- If your model cannot read pictures (FLUX 2 Flash, Ideogram V4 or Recraft V4), Pixelsmith switches to GPT Image and tells you.
- Styles work in Pixelsmith images only. Not in Carousel, Thumbsmith or Motionsmith.
Groups
- Press New group to make one, like "Thumbnails" or "Match day". Click a group name to rename it.
- Move a style with the group menu on its row.
- Deleting a group moves its styles to Ungrouped. No styles are lost.
- Edit a style's name in place, or press Show prompt to change its description. The bin removes it.
Limits
| Limit | |
|---|---|
| Saved styles | 150 |
| Groups | 10 |
| Styles in one group | 15 |
| Styles not in a group | 30 |
| Style name | 60 characters |
| Group name | 40 characters |
| Written descriptions | 30 a day on Free, 100 on Pro |
Saved styles need an account. They stay until you delete them.