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Style takes regular photos or videos and uses artificial intelligence to transform them into works of art. This differentiates it from a filter, as it intelligently recognizes features in the images that you feed it and creates output based upon mixing them with the style that you select.

Stylizing your media without losing detail. You can make regular media look amazing in seconds. You can creatively chain the models provided in order to produce unique works. Just use the output from the app as the input to the app and you can produce infinitely varied work. Some of the models present are useful to immediately create a work in one pass. Others are useful as an intermediary step between the original and creating a final work. Check the website for some examples.

Creating original content. For example the icon was created using the app itself. A plain template was made for the icon, then it was run through Style several times using different models, and it automatically created what you see above. Whether it’s being used as an aid to create graphic art, or to stylize your photos, videos, and selfies for social media, it’s bound to be entertaining and useful.

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Reviews for Style for Windows and Mac

  1. ouialaraison
    ouialaraison
    4 out of 5

    As my old PC has only 4GB of RAM, no Rolls-Royce aircraft engine, and can’t be exclusively assigned to this task for days, I had to quickly stop fantasizing on the video above, as I realized I wouldn’t make my own. I would be interested to know if others with more powerful devices have had more success. But if you are like me into image manipulation, just using Style on photos can justify giving it a try.

    “Please be patient, this may take a long time”, warns the interface during the processing, which is an understatement, as it takes an eternity, even for just a picture, on my PC, and I can’t do anything in the meantime except meditating in the lotus position while staring at the screen, as Style claims the entirety of its resources. But I guess it is faster with better machines and although hard on my poor PC, it is extremely easy for me (nearly nothing to do).

    The result can be so weird that it will go direct to my recycle bin, but can be stunning if I manage to match the right photo with the right filter, very different from what I get with regular filters of all kinds or with programs which make my photos look like they were paintings or sketches. That’s because these filters are not exactly filters strictly speaking, but an image in which elements are picked up and rearranged to reconstitute my picture. I can let them bring their own colors (= more fun) or take those of my original picture (= closer to it). Their video above gives you an idea, you can also follow my link at the end of this post.

    Hints:

    1/ Every time you want to try another filter after a first one on the same image, don’t forget to click the “back” button first if you don’t want the new filter to be applied OVER the previous one.

    2/ If your PC finds the job too hard and freezes, try a smaller output size limit. My computer, with only 4GB of RAM, wouldn’t go beyond 1024×1024, the maximum authorized by Style being 1920×1920. This might seem very small if you want to print, but the sort of grid of contrasting squares which composes the created image could give a kind of interesting op’art aspect to a large print (although I haven’t tried).

    3/ If you are not satisfied with the results on certain parts of the created image, do not try to redo it, it would look exactly the same, create another one with your original picture mirrored or rotated beforehand (you can’t do this in Style, I suggest they add it, as I am certainly not the only one to have had this idea), then mirror or rotate it back. The effect will be applied slightly differently on the second version. If you are a perfectionist, you can even load them both in an image editor supporting layers and combine them to create a composite with the best parts of each one, or blend them, or blend one with the original picture to mitigate the effect, or combine different parts or the same image processed with different filters etc.

    4/ Take note that it works only for x64 machines.

    And, so that you won’t complain here that this giveaway is nothing but a trial version which adds a watermark and wouldn’t let you save (yes, there is one such complaint already!):

    5/ UNCHECK THE “SHOW WATERMARK” BOX IN THE SETTINGS (Why would anyone WANT to have a Style watermark anyhow?)

    6/ Don’t look for “save” or “save as” after processing: just have a look in your image folder where your creation is already in a Style subfolder, unless you have decided in the settings that it must be elsewhere.

    Here:

    http://galerie.archive-host.com/n/index.php?id=pjF50CKgkrzOPqEy7uez

    you can have a look at 12 animated GIFs showing some of my photos before/after a passage in Style. (Click a thumbnail to enlarge, then click again to animate.) All images but n° 05 created with box “Use your image colours” unchecked. The percentage indicated below is the opacity of the Style image pasted over the original photo in an image editor. When it is not indicated, the Style image has not been blended with the original. All photos except n° 11 and 12 are scans of analog photos.

    01- Filter: Geometry;
    02- Filter: Colorful world, first with 100% opacity, then with 50% opacity
    03- Filter: Triangles, first with 100% opacity, then at various opacity levels depending on the areas + some doctoring on the kid’s face
    04- Filter: Mandelbrot, first with 100% opacity, then with 60% opacity
    05- Filter: Cubist. Image created from original photo and image created from mirrored photo blended 50/50 (for a more complex pattern) [photo colors, desaturated on the background].
    06- Filter: Edtaonisl. Image created from original color photo and image created from B&W mirrored photo blended 50/50
    07- Filter: Kandinsky
    08- Filter: Candy
    09- Filter: Kanagawa
    10- Filter: Acrylic at various opacity levels depending on the areas
    11- Filters: Colored pencil lines with 100% opacity for pavement and water [filter colors desaturated]; Psychedelic with 40% opacity for pigeons
    12- Filter: Retrofuture

    GIFs created online on the site https://ezgif.com

    Last but not least, I’m sure you will thank me for mentioning this great site:

    https://www141.lunapic.com

    where you can do similar effects online, and a lot of other stuff!

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  2. Mr.Dave
    Mr.Dave
    4 out of 5

    I like this program, I like what it does to transform pictures. I’ve had fun trying out the different styles available and how they impact different pictures. I have not yet tried combining styles by running the same picture through 2 or more styles one after another, I think that would open up new possibilities. I like that you can select an output size, so you can preview a smaller output in a few seconds and then give the program a minute to render your masterpiece at a higher resolution. My wishlist is small: would like to tweak the intensity or resolution of some of the styles, would like save pics I like with a “save” button, instead of it saving everything I try so there’s less to clean up later, and it would be very cool to blend different styles (one style in the center or a selected area, and another style everywhere else, or start with one style in a corner and transition to another style in the opposite corner, or all 4 corners…..) I’d like to be able to add more styles or create my own by loading a picture with the style I want, it has a limited number.

    Runs well on my PC, hasn’t crashed yet and I find the rendering time is acceptable for the results you get. I’m running Win 10/64 with 16 gb memory, core i7. Don’t know if program uses hardware acceleration but I have an Nvidia Gtx 750 Ti if that makes a difference. Well worth trying!

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  3. AnAceBuyer
    AnAceBuyer
    4 out of 5

    I tried this current version, v2.2.0.4, and found it worked pretty well, at least for 512x512px output. I’m running a Win 10 x64 HP on a laptop w/i7 quad core, 16GB and 2TB SSD. No real complaints, since it did not bind up the OS or poach significant resources. Made nearly 30 interesting variants of a portrait, some with multiple passes. Only takes about a minute for the processing of each image to complete. Keeper for me…

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