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Save a look of your own from a few example pictures, read and edit the written recipe, and put it on any image or clip by typing its tag.
A saved style is a look you keep once: colours, light, texture, camera and mood. You show VyroAI a few pictures that share the look, an AI agent reads them and writes the look down as a short recipe, and from then on typing the style's tag puts that look on any image or clip.
The tag comes from the name. Call a style Sunset teal and it becomes @sunset-teal. The editor says so under the name: Type @sunset-teal in any image or video prompt to use it.
A style copies a look, not the things in your pictures. Give it three beach photos and then ask for a castle, and you get a castle in that light, not a beach. Video models follow a style less tightly than image models do.
Reading is an AI step and is charged like one. Asking for the price is free: once you have at least 2 pictures the button shows Getting the price… and then reads, for example, Read the images · and a number of credits. Until a price has arrived, the button cannot be pressed.
Read again rewrites the recipe from the pictures and is charged again. If a read fails, the message says so: The images could not be read. Nothing was charged.
The optional Make 3 test images button under Try it before you use it also costs credits. It draws three plain subjects in your style, and the line beside it gives the total: costs the normal image price for all 3.
The recipe is six lines: Colours (with colour swatches you can change), Light, Texture, Camera, Mood and Keep out, a list of things the look should avoid. The heading tells you the rule: Every line is editable · pin a line so “Read again” keeps it.
Under the recipe is a box headed The exact text added to your prompt, with the note This is all the model is told — nothing hidden.
There are three ways, and they all do the same thing:
@sunset-teal, anywhere in an image or video prompt.When you generate, the tag is taken out and the recipe is added to the end of your prompt.
One style at a time. The editor puts it plainly: Not allowed — a second style replaces the first, so two looks never fight. If a prompt names two, the one named last is used.
A style is text, so normally it uses none of your reference slots and the editor shows None used, your characters and brand keep all their slots.
The Also send 1 example switch changes that. Turned on, your best example picture goes along as a style reference. That gives a closer match, but it takes 1 slot, and the editor shows One used. Leave it off when you need the slots for a face, a logo or a place.
Saved styles need an update on our side, in two parts that can arrive at different times. Nothing is wrong with your account in either case.
11 of 12 in Image Creator · Last checked 19 September 2026 · Previous: Saved Characters