> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.depost.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your visual style

> Teach Depost AI what your visuals should look like, so generated ones are on brand.

A visual style is what stops generated infographics looking generic. It's built from
graphics you already have, then applied to everything Depost AI renders.

Reach it with **Customize** on the Infographics screen.

<Frame>
  <img src="https://statics.depost.ai/docs/visuals/style-settings.png?v=2" alt="Theme settings: your style with its palette, background, typography, layout and footer, your brand assets, design instructions, and the graphics the style was trained on" />
</Frame>

## Building a style

Depost AI learns from graphics you point it at. Sources are grouped as **Generated**,
**Uploads**, and **Published**, so you can build a style from work you've already put out
rather than describing it from scratch.

Pick the ones that look how you want future visuals to look. A tight set of five consistent
graphics teaches a clearer style than twenty inconsistent ones.

## What you can adjust

| Control               | What it sets                   |
| --------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| **Rename your style** | What it's called               |
| **Edit background**   | The base the visual sits on    |
| **Edit typography**   | Typeface and text treatment    |
| **Edit layout**       | How elements are arranged      |
| **Edit footer**       | The strip along the bottom     |
| **Edit avoids**       | Things to keep out — see below |

## Brand marks

* **Brand footer** puts a consistent strip on every visual
* **Upload footer strip**, **Remove logo**, **Remove avatar** control what appears in it
* **Comment-keyword CTA** adds the *"comment KEYWORD to get it"* call to action
* **Minimal text** biases output toward less copy

## Avoids

**Edit avoids** is the underused one. It records what you *don't* want — a color that
clashes with your brand, a layout you dislike, clip-art. Negative instructions are often
more effective than positive ones, because they rule out the defaults you keep having to
correct.

## Instructions

**Save instructions** stores free-text direction applied to every render. Keep it short and
concrete. **Clear** removes it, and **Review** shows what's currently in effect.

<Tip>
  Set the style before generating a batch. Restyling afterwards means regenerating
  everything, and the credits are already spent.
</Tip>

## Styling one image like another

Attach a design in chat and ask for something in its style, and that reference **stays
attached to the thread**. It isn't a one-off — everything you generate afterwards in that
conversation is styled from it.

The composer shows this as a chip reading **Styling from:** and the design's name, with an
**X** to clear it.

<Warning>
  This is the setting most likely to surprise you. A reference attached early keeps steering
  generations much later in the same thread, long after you've moved on to a different
  subject. If output suddenly looks like something you made an hour ago, check the composer
  for that chip.
</Warning>

To stop it, click the X — or start a new chat, since the reference belongs to the thread.

## Related

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Create an infographic" icon="image" href="/visuals/create-infographic">
    Where the style gets applied.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Infographics gallery" icon="images" href="/visuals/gallery">
    Everything you've generated.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Brand settings" icon="building" href="/settings/overview">
    Logo and avatar used in the footer.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>