Reference-guided
Use existing visuals to guide the style of new images.
AI BRAND CONSISTENCY
Upload examples of your existing visual style and generate new images that follow the same creative direction.
Keep new campaign images, illustrations, social visuals, and marketing artwork closer to the look and feel your brand already uses.
Add a few examples that represent your brand's visual direction, then describe the new image you want to create.
Brand references
Upload images that share the visual style you want to keep. For better results, use references with a similar palette, lighting, illustration style, or creative direction.
3–5 references recommended · up to 6
Describe the new subject or scene. Your reference images guide the visual style.
The tool matches visual direction, not the exact objects or people in your references.
Style match
Canvas
Morrow Coffee
Brand references



New image request
“A ceramic coffee cup and open notebook on a quiet morning desk”

New content. Same visual direction.
Generated with the same Brand Consistency workflow available here.
Use existing visuals to guide the style of new images.
Describe a different subject or scene while keeping a related creative direction.
Choose whether the result should follow the references more closely or more loosely.
Generate more visuals from the same visual direction when you need additional brand content.
WHAT BRAND CONSISTENCY MEANS
Brand consistency is not about making every image identical. It is about keeping a recognizable visual direction across new content — such as similar color treatment, lighting, illustration style, texture, mood, and creative choices. Upload examples that represent your existing look, then describe something new you want to create.
The content can change while the visual direction stays related.
Keep new visuals closer to the palette and color treatment of your references.
Follow similar soft, dramatic, bright, muted, or editorial lighting choices.
Continue a related line style, shape language, texture, and rendering approach.
Guide composition, visual mood, styling, and overall photographic direction.
Carry over flat, grainy, polished, painted, soft, graphic, or other visual treatments.
Keep the new image closer to the emotional and creative tone of the references.
REAL BRAND CONSISTENCY EXAMPLE
Brand
Morrow Coffee
Brand references



Shared direction

Prompt
A handmade ceramic coffee cup beside an open notebook and a fountain pen on a quiet wooden desk, soft morning window light, calm editorial composition, no text
The subject is new. The reference images guide the visual style.
SPECIALIZED FOR STYLE CONSISTENCY
Prompt → New image
Best for
When you only care about the new idea.
Brand references + Prompt → New image in a related style
Best for
When the new image needs to fit an existing visual system.
Try Brand ConsistencyHOW IT WORKS
Upload visuals that represent the style you want to continue.
Tell the AI what new subject, scene, or content you want to create.
The new image is created using your references as visual style guidance.
BETTER REFERENCES
Good
3 warm editorial coffee campaign images
Not ideal
1 anime image, 1 luxury photo, 1 cartoon, 1 watercolor painting
If possible, references should share a related color direction.
Blurry or very small references provide weaker visual guidance.
Your references do not all need to show the same object. For example, a coffee cup, a coffee bag, and a cafe interior can still communicate the same brand style.
Create additional campaign visuals that follow an established creative direction.
Generate new visual content that fits more naturally beside your existing posts.
Continue a recognizable illustration system across different topics and scenes.
Generate fresh artwork while maintaining a more unified visual language.
Create new promotional visuals inspired by an existing campaign style.
Make multiple images for a recurring series without starting the art direction from zero each time.
GOOD TO KNOW
Brand references guide the visual style of the generation. They do not guarantee that a specific person, product, logo, package, or object will be reproduced exactly.
Use this tool for visual direction and style consistency — not exact product or character identity preservation.
AI Brand Consistency uses your existing visual references to guide the style of newly generated images, helping new content stay closer to the same overall creative direction.
Upload one or more images that represent your desired style, describe the new image you want, and generate a new visual using those references as style guidance.
No. The references are primarily used to communicate visual style. Different subjects can still work well when the images share a similar palette, lighting, illustration style, or creative direction.
You can start with a single reference, but several visually consistent examples usually communicate the desired style more clearly.
The goal is to use the references as visual style guidance while creating new content from your prompt, not simply reproduce the original reference image.
Not reliably. This workflow is designed for style consistency rather than exact product identity preservation.
It may carry over general visual treatment, but this page does not guarantee exact person or character identity consistency.
Yes. A consistent set of illustration references can guide new illustrations toward a related line style, palette, texture, and visual treatment.
Yes. Reference images can guide elements such as lighting, mood, color treatment, composition, and overall photographic direction.
Closer Match follows the reference style more strongly. More Creative keeps the general visual direction while allowing greater variation in the result.
Use clear, high-quality images that genuinely represent the visual style you want to continue. References that agree on palette, mood, lighting, or illustration treatment usually work better together.
Yes. Reusing the same set of style references helps guide additional generations toward a related visual direction, although individual results will still vary.
No. You provide reference images to guide the generation workflow; this is not a custom brand model trained on your data.
This workflow is not intended for exact logo preservation. If a logo must appear precisely, it is better to add or composite the official logo asset separately.
No, and that is usually not the goal. Brand consistency means creating different images that share a recognizable visual direction rather than producing duplicates.
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Generate an on-brand imageStyle references guide the look and feel of the result; exact products, people, logos, and hidden details are not guaranteed.
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