Creating and Reusing Styles

Rhetis styles are not just simple color presets; they are visual systems that organize color, typography, spacing, corners, shadows, and overall mood by analyzing reference images and descriptions, so you can apply them to your projects.

Two Ways to Create a Style

Preparing a New Style

• Explain the purpose of the style in one sentence.
• Limit descriptive adjectives that convey the brand personality to 2–4 words.
• Provide examples of cover, body, chart, or card layouts, not just the logo.
• Use PNG, JPEG, WebP, or GIF images.
• Add up to 10 reference images at a time.
• Do not mix images from different brands or opposing moods.

Prompt example:

Create a trustworthy B2B software report style. Use deep navy and warm gray, make the headings bold, and give the body generous margins. Prioritize data and structure over decorative illustrations.

Generation and Selection

1. 1

   Open the Style Screen

   Select Style from the left rail and switch to style creation mode.

2. 2

   Add Prompts and Images

   Describe the desired mood and purpose, then attach reference images.

3. 3

   Start Generation

   The task will show as pending or processing. Do not submit the same request repeatedly while it is processing.

4. 4

   Review Analysis Results

   Check the color palette, typography, spacing, corners, and preview to confirm the brand direction.

5. 5

   Select for the Project

   Choose the completed style for the current project. If confirmation is needed before the final deck is created, complete the guidance.

6. 6

   Reuse in Future Projects

   You can also select the stored style in other projects within the same workspace.

When the Style Differs from Expectations

• If there are too many reference images, reduce them to 3–5 representative ones.
• Explain color, contrast, spacing, photo usage, and data priority rather than saying “sleek.”
• Upload key pages as images instead of the entire brand book PDF.
• Specify that the logo color should not be used directly as a background color.
• If a specific project needs a different mood, create a new style rather than overwriting the existing one.
• If a style is marked complete but not applied, verify that it has been selected for the current project.

Principles for Reusing Styles

• Official brand styles include the team or brand name in the title.
• Experimental styles carry tags like draft or experiment.
• Do not use unapproved styles in external client projects.
• Verify that the current workspace is correct before selecting a style.
• When rebuilding the final deck, earlier visual tweaks may change, so finalize the structure first.