Learn Dzine
Design-first generation with a huge style library, a consistent-character tool and a layered canvas. Built for illustration systems and product shots.
What Dzine is good at
- Consistent characters across scenes and poses
- A large library of named styles
- Layered canvas editing with image-to-image controls
- Product images with controlled backgrounds
Quickstart
- Pick a style firstDzine's styles do most of the aesthetic work; choose one and keep it for the set.
- Create the characterBuild a character from references, then reuse it in new scenes.
- Control the structureImage-to-image with structure and style strength sliders keeps layouts stable.
- Finish on the canvasUse layers to fix details, then export at the needed size.
Settings cheat-sheet
| Setting | What it does | Start with |
|---|---|---|
| Style | Named look from the library | One per set |
| Character | Saved character from references | Three or more references |
| Structure strength | How much the source layout is kept | High for layouts |
| Style strength | How much the style is applied | Medium |
| Resolution | Output size | Draft low, final high |
Dzine guides
Guides for Dzine are on their way. The quickstart and cheat-sheet above are kept current in the meantime.
The five most-asked questions
What is Dzine?
Dzine (formerly Stylar) is an AI design tool with a large style library, a consistent-character feature, image-to-image controls and a layered canvas. It suits illustration sets, characters and product visuals.
How do consistent characters work?
You create a character from reference images and then place it in new prompts and scenes; the tool keeps the face and look recognisable. Use several clean references for best results.
Can I use my own image as a base?
Yes, image-to-image with separate structure and style strength controls lets you keep a layout while changing the look, or vice versa.
How do credits work?
Generations and some tools consume credits by plan; higher resolutions cost more. Check the current pricing page.
Can I use Dzine images commercially?
Paid plans generally allow commercial use; read the current terms for your plan and keep the prompt and style name with each image.