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# Style Kit overview

Learn how Style Kits keep generated imagery aligned with a reusable visual direction.

A **Style Kit** is a saved set of creative direction that can include written guidelines, reference images, architecture cues, props, and other visual context.

Style Kits were previously called **Brand Kits**.

### Why Style Kits matter

Style Kits let teams define visual direction once and reuse it across generation workflows instead of rebuilding the same guidance for every run.

They are useful for:

* Brand-consistent room styling
* Campaign-specific visual direction
* Reusable material, architecture, and prop guidance
* Sharing an approved look across a team

### Where Style Kits are used

Style Kits can be selected or referenced in workflows such as **Scene Generator** and **Designer**, depending on the action you are performing.

Designer also includes Style Kit access directly from the workspace so you can browse or create visual direction without leaving the canvas.

### Shared and private Style Kits

A Style Kit can be shared with the workspace or kept private depending on its visibility settings and your role.

If you cannot edit or share a kit, ask the kit owner or a workspace admin.