Train a style LoRA

Updated April 22, 2026See Picture Lab app →

Style training in Picture Lab creates a LoRA that captures the visual aesthetic of a set of reference images — a specific illustration style, color treatment, or artistic technique. Once trained, apply it from the LoRa Library to infuse that look into any AI image generation.

Enable Style training

The Train Avatar toggle appears only when a Trainable model is selected — switch to Z-Image or WAN 2.2 first if you don't see it.

Click the Train Avatar toggle at the top of Picture Lab. Select Style from the dropdown.

Train Avatar toggle with Avatar / Style / Product dropdown
Train Avatar toggle with Avatar / Style / Product dropdown

Upload your reference images

Upload 15–30 images that share the style you want to capture. The more consistent the aesthetic across your uploads, the more precisely the LoRA will reproduce it.

What works:

  • A set of illustrations or artworks by the same artist
  • Photos with a consistent color grade or lighting treatment
  • Renders in the same visual style

What to avoid:

  • Mixed styles or genres in the same training set
  • Low-resolution or heavily compressed images
  • Photos with people if the goal is to capture environment or texture, not faces

Start training

Once your images are uploaded, confirm and start training. Training takes 20–50 minutes and runs in the background. When it's done, you'll receive an email notification and your style LoRA will be ready.

Style LoRAs work best when paired with a descriptive prompt. The LoRA sets the aesthetic; your prompt guides the subject and composition.
Style training requires an active subscription.
Once training is complete, find your style LoRA in the LoRa Library and apply it to any generation.