Visual Style Bible with AI
Use AI to create a reusable visual style system for image sets, campaigns, article banners or brand visuals.
Prompt
Create a visual style bible for the brand, project or image set below. Make it reusable across multiple image prompts. Do not include readable text, fake logos or interface details unless I provide them.
Brand or project:
[BRAND OR PROJECT]
Where images will be used:
[WEBSITE, ARTICLES, SOCIAL, CAMPAIGN OR OTHER USE]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Current style notes:
[PASTE NOTES]
Please include:
- visual goal
- colour palette
- lighting rules
- composition rules
- camera or illustration style
- texture and background rules
- subject rules
- what to avoid
- negative prompt
- 5 reusable image prompt templates
- consistency checklist
Brand or project:
[BRAND OR PROJECT]
Where images will be used:
[WEBSITE, ARTICLES, SOCIAL, CAMPAIGN OR OTHER USE]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Current style notes:
[PASTE NOTES]
Please include:
- visual goal
- colour palette
- lighting rules
- composition rules
- camera or illustration style
- texture and background rules
- subject rules
- what to avoid
- negative prompt
- 5 reusable image prompt templates
- consistency checklist
Example Input
Brand: Nova9. Use: article banners and prompt library visuals. Audience: everyday people and small businesses. Notes: practical, calm, green accents, dark polished scenes, no orange, no readable generated text.
Example Output
A reusable visual style system with colour, lighting, composition, background, subject rules, negative prompt, templates and a consistency checklist.
Before you ask
Add the brand or project, use case, audience and current style notes. Include colours or styles that must be avoided.
Check before use
Check that the style system gives reusable rules, not just a nice one-off image prompt.
Common mistakes
Creating a style bible that is too vague to keep future images consistent.
Useful for:
Images
Works well with:
ChatGPT, Gemini, Midjourney, DALL-E
Nova9 Tools
Need an idea or a better prompt?
Generate fresh ideas first, or go straight to the Prompt Builder if you already know what you want to create.
