AI Styles

The AI Styles page holds reusable reference-image sets for supported render adaptations. A style gives the next edit a shared visual source, but the generated result remains interpretive and must be reviewed against the product.

Reach it at Asset Library → AI Styles, or directly at /library/styles.

For the deeper concept and best practices, see Brand Styles. This page focuses on the library-page experience.

What's on the page

• Toolbar - Count of styles, search, and an Add style button.
• Style grid - Each card shows the style's preview image (auto-generated from the reference set) and the style's name.
• Card hover actions - Favorite, more menu (rename, delete), and a click-through to edit the reference set.

A style's preview image is generated automatically once the reference images have been processed. This may take a moment after creation - you'll see a processing indicator on the card until it's ready.

Creating a style

Select Add style, name the style, and add campaign, lifestyle, or moodboard images. The library can hold more than 10 images. Select between 1 and 10 to guide the AI Style; the first 10 images you add are selected automatically.

Use Direction for the details the references cannot state precisely, such as warm side light or keeping a logo crisp. Continue after at least one reference image is selected.

Styles are workspace-scoped - every member can use them.

Filtering and finding

• Search - Filter styles by name.

Editing a style

Click a style card to open its reference library. From there you can:

• Rename the style
• Add images - Keep images in their original proportions and open any image for a closer look.
• Choose the AI references - Use the checkboxes to select up to 10 images. Show selected lets you review that set together. Deselecting keeps the image in the library.
• Remove images - Remove an image from the library when you no longer need it.
• Save changes - Only changes to the selected references restart reference processing.
• Delete the style

If a style is attached to an automation, deleting it doesn’t affect existing renders or styled variants - future automation jobs will simply skip the deleted style.

Direction can refer to selected images using @1, @2, and the numbers beneath their previews. Remove a mention from Direction before deselecting the image it names. Other mentions update automatically to keep pointing at the same image.

Applying a style

Choose Use style on a style page, search for an image render, and select it. AI Edit opens with that style selected. Choosing a render does not start generation.

You can also apply a style:

• From a render's detail page - Open a render, pick a style from the AI Edit panel, and click Send. Glossi generates a styled variant alongside the original.
• From an automation - Attach one or more styles to a supported automation stage, then review its output on representative products before recurring use.

You can apply multiple styles to the same render to compare looks, and you can continue editing styled variants with additional AI prompts.

Test on the style page

The style page is a workbench. Choose a rendered image of your model with Select render, or search with Browse all renders. The original appears beside your references and Direction. Selecting an image does not start generation or create an edit.

Change Direction and choose Generate preview to test it without updating the shared style. Save changes updates the style for future use. Reference changes need to be saved and prepared before you can test the full style.

Compare Original and Preview, or enlarge the image to inspect details. A result becomes out of date when you change its settings. Generate another preview to evaluate your changes.

Choose Save preview to render to keep a result before leaving the page. Unsaved previews are temporary. Saved results shows the latest kept result for each render; those images stay unchanged when the style changes. View render opens the saved variant for further work.

Find saved results

Renders using this style appears below the reference library. It shows the latest completed style result from each render, including kept tests. Unkept tests and failed generations are excluded.

Opening a result displays the exact saved revision shown in its thumbnail. View active revision returns to the current version for further editing. Existing results keep their original appearance when you later change the style.

Tips

• Curate the selected set - Store a broad collection, then select up to 10 images that share the direction you want. More images are useful only when they agree.
• Keep references consistent - All images in a style should share the same mood, lighting, and palette. Mixing very different looks produces inconsistent results.
• Name styles descriptively - "Warm Studio" or "Clean White" reads better in the AI edit dropdown than "Style 3".
• Test on a single render first - Apply a new style to one render to verify the result before attaching it to an automation that batches dozens of jobs.

Related

• Asset Library Overview
• Brand Styles - Concept guide and best practices.
• Automations - How to attach styles to an automated workflow.