RemixKit

Image style guide

Copy an image style. Create something new.

Use a reference to carry its visual language into a different image: from film-like portraits and digital painting to vector art, 3D scenes, product visuals, and social graphics. The subject and style can be different images.

Copy a style from an image

A simple reference-to-style workflow

Keep the look you love; decide what the new image should show.

  1. 1Choose a reference with the look you want: photography, painting, drawing, vector art, 3D, or a mixed medium.
  2. 2Open Copy image style and upload that reference. RemixKit extracts the medium, palette, light, texture, and rendering cues into a reusable style prompt.
  3. 3Use the prompt with a new subject or scene. Describe what the new image should contain, then keep only the style qualities you want to transfer.
  4. 4Review the result and refine one thing at a time, such as color, lighting, texture, or framing.

Looks to try with a style reference

Use these as starting points, then make them your own.

Photo

Social portrait edits

Try direct-flash portraits, warm 35mm color, visible grain, candid framing, or a clean editorial headshot. Keep the person’s identity and natural features explicit.

Art styles

Illustration & 3D

Explore clay-like characters, miniature 3D scenes, 16-bit pixel art, storybook illustration, or a 2D-and-3D hybrid. Name the medium and surface texture you want to carry over.

Design

Creator & product visuals

Build a product still life, editorial campaign image, event invitation, cover, or carousel graphic. Specify the subject, layout, palette, and any exact short text separately.

Remix

Spaces & visual stories

Restyle a room, create a travel postcard, or place a pet in a painterly scene. Use one image for the subject and another for the visual treatment when your image tool supports multiple references.

A useful prompt structure

State what the image should show, describe the visual treatment from your reference, and say what must stay unchanged.

Create [subject or scene] for [purpose].
Use the reference for its [medium], [palette], [lighting], and [texture/rendering].
Keep [identity, composition, or important details] unchanged.
Do not add [unwanted objects, text, or logos].
Frame as [aspect ratio or crop].

Which RemixKit prompt mode should I use?

Copy image style

Use this when you want the reference’s medium, color, lighting, texture, and rendering style for a new subject.

Edit to match a reference

Use this when you want your image to borrow a reference’s pose, background, lighting, or outfit.

Open the image prompt tools

More prompt guidance