Matt Wolfe shows Krea AI's new image model with sliders to control how much reference images influence the output. You can upload multiple style sources with individual weights, lock in a preferred look, then add detailed prompts while keeping that aesthetic. A mood board feature analyzes your image collection to create a taste profile for consistent style generation.
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If you're looking for a brand new image model, well, we got a new one out of Krea AI this week in Krea 2. This model to me seems like it has a lot of the sort of functionality and controllability that we get out of Midjourney. Like you can give it an image and tell it to style it like that image, but then you can also control how much it gets stylized like that image using like a little slider thing. And then if you give it multiple images, you can control, you know, each of the weightings of the various styles that you give it here. They also explain that if you give it a very basic prompt, prompt, like a cat riding a bicycle, it'll give you a whole bunch of different styles. Like, every image is going to be wildly different from every other image, so you can kind of go down your own creative workflow. And then once you find a style that you really like, you drag it in, continue to prompt more details, but it follows the initial style that you found. They've also got what they call mood boards, where you can give it a bunch of images that sort of all have a similar style. You can see it'll analyze the mood board, and then it'll give it a taste profile, some keywords, and what to avoid, and then you could generate images with that mood board and any images that you generate with that mood board will feel like they fit right in with the mood of that. So if you're looking to like really drill in on a specific style, or maybe you're an artist yourself, you can load in a bunch of your own images and then generate more that match the style that you've already created. So pretty cool model if you want to dial in like this exact look and style that you're going for.