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how to use style reference in adobe firefly

HeyBraza points at the style reference upload and its strength slider so your generations actually pick up the look you want.

style reference tells firefly to borrow the colors, texture, and mood of an image you upload - great for keeping a consistent look. the upload spot and strength slider are easy to miss. here's where they are.

or do it yourself

  1. 1type a prompt on the firefly generate screen and press enter so the full editor with the right-hand settings panel opens.
  2. 2in that panel, find 'style' and click the upload icon to add your own reference image (or pick one from the gallery).
  3. 3drag the style 'strength' slider - lower keeps your prompt in charge, higher copies the reference look more.
  4. 4leave 'structure' empty for now so only the look, not the layout, is borrowed.
  5. 5click 'generate' and adjust strength up or down based on the result.

let HeyBraza do this with you

HeyBraza is a tiny on-screen guide that points at the right buttons and talks you through it, on windows and mac.

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common questions

where do i upload a style reference in firefly?

it's in the right-hand settings panel under 'style' - but it only appears after you enter a prompt and open the full editor.

what's the difference between style and structure reference?

style copies the look (color, texture, mood); structure copies the layout and shapes of the reference image.

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