Styles & LoRAs

A style (also called a LoRA) is an add-on you apply on top of a model to push a generation toward a specific look, character, or concept. Pick one for a painterly finish, a recurring character, a product mockup style, or any other recognizable treatment. You browse styles, favorite the ones you like, and add them in the composer when you create images.

Styles depend on the model. Only styles that work with the model you’ve chosen show up in the composer, so you can’t add one that won’t apply.

Browse styles

Open LoRAs in the sidebar to browse the catalog.

• Search — type to find styles by name. Results update as you type.
• Base model — filter to styles built for a given model family. A green dot marks the families you can generate with today.
• Sort — order results by Most Downloaded, Highest Rated, or Newest.
• All / Favorites — switch between every result and just the ones you’ve saved.

Each result is a card with a preview image or short clip, the name, and how many people have used and liked it. Scroll to the bottom and select Load more to pull in the next page.

If your studio admin has enabled mature content, you’ll see an optional toggle.

Ready to generate vs. browse only

Not every style can be used in the composer yet. Cards carry one of two badges:

Badge	What it means
Ready to generate	You can add this style in the composer right now
Browse only	You can preview and favorite it, but it isn’t available for generation yet

You can favorite a Browse only style to keep it on hand for when support arrives.

View a style’s details

Select any card to open its detail view. The preview gallery is on the left; if there’s more than one image or clip, step through them with the arrows or the thumbnail strip below. Silent preview clips loop on their own.

The right side shows:

• The name and who made it
• Use and like counts
• The base model and file details
• Trigger Words — keywords the style responds to (more on these below)
• Tags describing the look

Favorite the styles you use

Select the heart on any card to save a style. Favorites are tied to your account, so they’re ready in the composer without searching again. In a style’s detail view, the action button reads Favorite, and switches to Favorited once it’s saved.

To see only your saved styles, switch to the Favorites view. A count next to it shows how many you have. To remove one, select the heart again on the card or in the detail view.

Add styles in the composer

When you create images with a model that supports styles, a User LoRAs section appears in the composer. Models that don’t support styles don’t show it.

1. Expand the User LoRAs section.
2. Use the Browse tab to search, or the Favorites tab to pull from your saved styles.
3. Hover a card and select Add.

You can stack up to five styles on one generation. The badge on the section header tracks the count (for example, 2/5). When you reach the limit, the Add button reads Limit reached until you remove one.

Adjust how strongly each style applies

Added styles appear in an Active LoRAs list. Each one has its own strength slider, running from 0 to 4 and defaulting to 1.0:

• Lower values blend the style in lightly.
• 1.0 applies it at full strength.
• Higher values make its effect more dominant.

Select the X next to a style to remove it from the generation.

Trigger words

Some styles respond to specific keywords, shown as Trigger Words badges under the style’s name in the Active LoRAs list. Include these in your prompt — without them, the style’s effect can be weak or missing. The badges are there so you know which words to add as you write.

Set a default style for a brand

A brand can carry a default style so its work stays consistent. A brand Manager sets this in the brand kit, and it applies to generations made under that brand. For how brand kits work, see Brands.

Save a style setup as a Brew

Once you have a model, a prompt, and a stack of styles you like, save the whole setup as a reusable recipe. See Brews to keep a working combination and reuse it later.