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July 26, 2025

Confuses style and composition

  • July 26, 2025
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When using a style, in my case a pen drawing, elements from the style reference image get included in the generated image. For example, I initially used the gallery pen/pencil image that has a tiger and flowers in it as my style reference. After describing my image it generated a couple of fair representations in pen/pencil style however there were tigers and/or flowers in all of them!! Not what I wanted in my steam locomotive picture.

I then used my own pen sketch image which included some people as well as various other items. Although I described an image with no people in it, even specifically stating that, it would constantly include characters – and poor ones at that. Distorted, twisted, blended together.

Even when I refined the prompt and was quite categorical, it continued to simply redraw the previous images with only slight changes. It's bizarre and quite frustrating.

Has anyone else discovered this?

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1 reply

July 26, 2025

Hey @default265116118qwclp 

Your drawings are very impressive. 

Visual Intensity Slider: how much detail you want to apply to the final generated image.

Compositon Style: you set your tiger. 
FF will attempt to keep the image provided and use that image in the placement you have it placed.
Composition: Image that you want in the generated outcome.

Style Reference: is more of an artistic style that is applied to the image.
If I place a flower in the style reference image, then FF will attempt to apply a" flower style" to the generated image.  
Style: what kind of style you want to apply to the image.

Remember to use the sliders to increase or decrease the intensity of the applied composition or style reference.

Cheers

Nate