Style Transfer
Apply traditional textile styles — batik, ikat, shibori, block print — or upload a reference image and transfer its exact style onto your design.
Modes
Style Preset
12 textile presets (batik, ikat, shibori, block print, etc.)
Reference Image
Upload any reference image to transfer its style.
Credit Usage
Options & Settings
| Setting | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Variations | Buttons | How many results to generate in one run. Each one is charged, so picking 4 costs 4 times a single result — see the credit rates above. Counts above your plan's limit are locked. 1234 |
| Transfer Mode | Buttons | Pick a built-in style, or upload your own image to copy the look from. Style PresetReference Image |
| Textile Techniques | Buttons | Traditional textile methods. Each one sets its own starting Style Strength and Structure Preservation, so switching technique moves both sliders. BatikIkatShiboriTie-DyeBlock PrintScreen PrintEmbroideryWovenJacquardAfrican WaxChintzToile |
| Artistic Effects | Buttons | Painterly and drawn treatments, for when the reference is art rather than cloth. WatercolorOil PaintingPencil SketchInk Wash |
| Structure Preservation | Slider | How much of the original layout survives. High keeps your motifs and composition in place while the surface changes; low lets the style redraw the design. 0-100% |
| Style Strength | Slider 0-100% | How strongly to apply the style. Default: 70% |
When to Use
- Converting digital designs to look hand-painted
- Creating artistic variations for boutique collections
- Matching a specific artistic aesthetic for a brand
Pro Tips
Style strength between 50-70% usually looks most natural. 100% can make results look over-processed.
For Image-to-Image mode, use high-res reference images. Low quality references produce muddy results.
The Watercolor preset works exceptionally well with floral patterns - gives a premium look instantly.
What to Expect
Best Results
- Clearly defined motifs with good contrast
- Patterns that suit artistic interpretation
- Reference images with strong style characteristics
- Medium-scale patterns (not too tiny)
Limited Results
- Very precise geometric patterns (may distort)
- Patterns requiring exact color fidelity
- Text or logos (will be stylized)
- Photo-realistic imagery
Real-World Examples
Digital Floral to Watercolor
A bridal wear brand has digital rose patterns but wants a hand-painted watercolor aesthetic for their bohemian collection. Before: Crisp digital roses, flat colors, hard edges. After (Watercolor, 80%): Soft watercolor blooms, paint bleeding, natural flow. Settings: Preset: Watercolor, Strength: 80%.
Pattern to Street Art Style
A streetwear brand wants to transform their geometric pattern into an edgy graffiti-style print for their urban line. Before: Clean geometric shapes, solid blocks, precise lines. After (Street Art, 65%): Spray paint texture, drips and urban grit. Settings: Preset: Street Art, Strength: 65%.
Custom Reference Style Match
A heritage brand has a famous 1920s painting they use in marketing. They want all new patterns to match that painterly aesthetic. Before: Modern digital pattern, clean contemporary look. After (Image-to-Image): Vintage painterly texture, matches brand heritage. Settings: Image-to-Image mode, custom 1920s painting reference.
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