What is an AI image style?
A style is a look you can put on any subject: its light, palette, line and texture. Name the style in your prompt, or attach an image in that style as a reference so the model copies the look. Each style page shows examples and which model made them.
13 styles

Cyberpunk
Neon night cities, rain, dense signs and worn tech, for game art, posters and album covers.

Clay
Characters, food, rooms and products that look sculpted from plasticine and shot on a miniature set.

Pixel art
Sprites, item sets, scenes and avatars in square pixels and a short palette, for games and profile pictures.

Watercolor
Botanicals, travel sketches, portraits and invitations in soft washes with the paper showing through.

3D render
Smooth rendered shapes, soft studio light and real materials, for mascots, product heroes, icons and rooms.

Technical drawing
Blueprints, exploded views and patent sheets of everyday objects, with numbered callouts.

Miniature
Tilt-shift towns, dioramas and model-railway layouts that make any scene look like a tiny world.

Line art
Clean black line drawings, continuous one-line art and printable coloring pages.

Tattoo
Fine-line, blackwork, botanical and traditional tattoo designs drawn on paper, ready to take to an artist.

Sticker art
Illustrations drawn in the look of a die-cut vinyl sticker: bold outlines, flat color and a thick white border.

Mascot logo
Bold badge mascots for esports teams, clubs and startups, with thick outlines and two or three flat colors.

Comic
Inked lines, panels, halftone dots and speech balloons, for comic pages, covers, strips and ads.

Isometric
Rooms, city blocks, icons and game pieces drawn from one fixed angle, with no perspective.
Questions about styles
Yes. Attach it as a reference image and say in the prompt that the model should copy its look. A reference does not say which part of it matters, so name it: the colors, the brushwork, the light. The Recraft models take no reference images, so pick another model for this.
Yes. Keep the subject and the style as separate parts of the prompt, and swap the subject while the style stays the same.
It depends on the look. Run the same prompt on several models at once and keep the one that gets it right.
The same as any image on that model. Nano Banana 2.1 uses 10 credits per image. You can start for free.