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Create your own AI style

Click Create style in the Choose AI style dialog, name it, and add images that show the look. Saving a style costs nothing. Generating with it spends credits, the same as any other generation.

Last updated Sep 12, 2026

Creating your own style
Creating your own style
  1. In the Tribe AI panel, click Add style, then Create style at the top of the Choose AI style dialog.
  2. Name the style. The editor opens as New element with the category already set to Style.
  3. Click Add and put in up to 10 images that show the look, with Upload, Generate or From AI history. The first image is the cover, and a few angles help the AI stay consistent.
  4. Click Add visual description and spell out the rendering, such as loose ink lines, muted watercolor, paper texture. It prompts the AI alongside the images.
  5. Click Create element. The style is saved in your element library under Style.
  6. Reopen Add style and pick your style under Your styles to apply it. A new style is not applied on its own.

Generating with it

  • What it costs. Applying a style does not change the price of a generation. Every generation spends credits, and the amount depends on the model you pick and on whether No background is on.
  • It stays applied. A picked style carries over to your next generations until you click Remove style on the style block.
  • Call it by name. Type @ and the style's name in the prompt to bring it in. A prompt can carry more than one style.
Element library for your workspace
Element library for your workspace

Share a look with your workspace

A style made from the Tribe AI panel is yours alone. If you are in a workspace, you can share it with the team.

To give the whole team one look, open the Elements panel, choose the workspace in Element library, then click New element. It then shows for everyone under that workspace's styles in Choose AI style.

You can also move a personal element into your team's library. Open the element's menu and choose Move to.... It shows only when you can write to that library and the element is yours to remove.

Editing an element
Editing an element

Edit or delete a style

Hover your style's card in the dialog to open its menu. Edit reopens the editor. Delete removes the style for good, and any prompt that mentioned it keeps the name as plain text.

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