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Creative styles

The four directions the agent drafts, the style types in the library, and what each image costs.

Updated Oct 13, 2026 · 2 min read

Every creative OptiQube makes is built in a style: a layout with a certain mix of product shot, scene, text and graphics. The agent picks styles that fit your Brand DNA, and you can pick your own from the Inspiration library.

The four directions in a task

When you start a task, the agent customises four styles for your brand and drafts one direction in each. Which four you get depends on your product category; apparel, for example, gets People Wear. Directions you may see include:

Direction What it looks like Good for
Product Only Your product in a lifestyle scene. Showing the product in use.
Badge The product on a stylized background with three benefit badges. Getting key benefits across at a glance.
Product Focus A 50-50 split: product picture with your logo, next to a lifestyle image. Brand recognition plus context.
Call-Out The product in the centre, with lines pointing at its features. Products whose features sell them.

Not happy with any of them? Write what you want in the message box, for example "more lifestyle, less text", and the agent redraws the existing directions with your note. It does not add new ones.

Style types in the Inspiration library

The library groups its styles into four types:

Type What it is
Lifestyle Your product in a real scene, beside a clean product shot.
Badge Benefit badges and pills stacked next to the product.
Mixed A lifestyle photo with a headline and a benefit strip.
Callout Arrows and labels point at the features that sell.

Styles are also tagged by season (for example Halloween, Black Friday or Christmas), product category and size. See The Inspiration library.

What images cost

An image costs 40 credits, a video clip 390. What one image costs depends on the style it is made in, so two generations of the same size can cost differently. You pay for finished images only; an image that fails costs nothing.

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