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Choose an image style

Set the look of a project’s AI images once — photographic, illustration, flat vector and more — and override it for a single article or image when you need to.

Before you start

  • A project, on a plan that includes images.

Steps

  1. Step 1: Set the project default

    Open the project from Projects & integrations. In AI image style, pick one of Photographic, Editorial illustration, Flat vector, Isometric, Minimal abstract or 3D render, then choose Save default.

    Until you choose, new images use the standard style, Editorial illustration.

  2. Step 2: Override it for one article

    On the article form, under Advanced settings → Image style, pick a different style. The badge changes from Project default to Override. Choose Use project default to go back.

  3. Step 3: Override it for one image

    When generating a featured image from the article’s Media panel, the Style field applies to that image only.

What you’ll see

Every new image uses, in order: the style chosen for that image, the article’s own style, the project default, then the standard style. Changing the project default affects images made from then on, including for articles that follow it.

Troubleshooting

“The saved style is no longer available”

The style saved on this project is no longer offered. Choose one of the available styles and save it.

I cannot change the project default

The panel is read-only for members. Ask a workspace owner or admin, or override the style on your own articles.

Related guides

  • Featured and in-article images

    An article can arrive with a featured image and up to three images in the body. Here is how to replace, reorder, remove and describe them.

  • Create and use brand voices

    A brand voice is a name and a page of guidelines describing how your articles should sound. Set one as the project default, or pick one per article or Autopilot schedule.