Image Prompt

• Use an image as a reference
• Mimics Image Construction + Composition
• Uses subjects + objects from reference image
• To generate new image

Use Case: Making an avatar of yourself

Style Ref (--srf)

• goal: apply artistic overall style from a reference image to a new image
• it applies colors, media, overall asthetics
• itkeeps consistent visual signature
• use style weight (--sw)
  • default style weight: --sw 100
  • range: 0 to 1 000
  • tip: test it out, but keep it low between 25 and 90)
• there are four style versions (--sv)
  • Version 1 to 4
    • --sv 1
    • --sv 2
    • --sv 3
    • --sv 4
  • prompt --sv + number (--sv 1)
  • default: Version 4
• Style Codes
  • how are they made? --sref random
  • they have unique numbers like -sref 1234567
  • they can be blended by --sref 1234567 7654321
  • weight them by adding double colons (::): 
    • --sref 1234567::1 7654321::2
  • to see overall look of a style code, use a moodboard prompt:
    • /imagine multi-panel mood board,, split into multiple images, including lifestyle images and color swatches --ar 5:6 --sref 1234567

Use Case: Staying on brand visually

Character Ref (--crf)

• main goal: apply the specific character/subject of an image to a new image
• it can be human people, animals or even colors
• Character weight (--cw) to change the clothing of a character
  • settings: 0–100
  • default: 100
  • refer to face only: --cw 0
  • refer to face and clothing: --cw 100

Seed

• Uses original generation as a ref
• Mimics orignal image’s 
• Construction + Composition 
• With little variation
  
  Use Case: Comparing parameters

Image Prompts → Transfer the whole image 
SREFs → Transfer the aesthetic (colors/composition/etc)
Seed → Transfer the original ref image construction