
AI tools forget your Style. StyleRef keeps it Consistent.
Define your creative Style once. Paste your StyleRef into any AI tool to get the same results—every prompt, every generation.
Define Style Once.
Use Everywhere.
Built For
Creatives who use AI professionally and need their style to stay intact — every generation, every time.AI Copywriters
Lock your voice — prompt after prompt.AI Product Designers
Define your UI/UX design system for AI-generated assets.AI Art Directors
Consistent lighting and mood for high-end AI production.AI Graphic Designers
Your visual language, replicated in every output.AI Video + XR
Persistent style direction for generative video and extended reality. Your visual DNA, across every emerging medium.How StyleRef Works
Extract and Define Style Blocks
160+ structured blocks for tone, color, typography, mood, and constraints. Start from scratch or extract from an image, copy, or document.Generate Your StyleRef
Paste Into Any AI Tool
ChatGPT. Claude. Gemini. Or drop the STYLE.md file into your project for coding agents.Get Consistent Results
No more prompt engineering or hoping for the best. Your outputs match your exact visual and tonal standards, every single time.Consistent
Tone, Voice and Mood




Frequently Asked Questions
What is a StyleRef?
A StyleRef is a structured style specification — a compact, copy-pasteable block of text that defines your creative style across dimensions like tone, color, typography, mood, and constraints. Build it once, paste it into any AI tool.
Does it work with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini?
Yes. StyleRef generates model-optimized formats — select 'AI Tools' for ChatGPT, and Gemini; 'STYLE.md' for coding agents like Cursor, Codex, Claude Code and projects; 'FLUX' for FLUX image generation; 'Midjourney' for Midjourney; or 'Diffusion' for DALL·E and Stable Diffusion.
What is a style block?
Style blocks are the individual building units of a StyleRef. Each block covers a specific dimension of your style — Color Palette, Tone of Voice, Typography, Mood, Output Format. StyleRef includes 160+ blocks covering writing, image, video, and design styles.
How is StyleRef different from a system prompt?
A system prompt is a broad instruction. A StyleRef is a structured, machine-readable style specification with enforced priority rules — designed to override default AI tone and aesthetic drift, not just guide it.
Can StyleRef extract a style from an image or document?
Yes. StyleRef includes an extraction feature that analyzes a reference — an image, copy, instructions, brand guidelines, or documents — and extracts its characteristics into structured style blocks, ready to reuse.
Is StyleRef free?
StyleRef has a free tier. Paid plans unlock additional style blocks, advanced extraction model, multiple saved StyleRefs.