Build Your First StylePack in 15 Minutes (Tutorial)

StylePacks are AyeCreate's most powerful feature for creators — and building one is easier than you think. In this tutorial, you'll go from zero to a published StylePack in about 15 minutes.

You'll learn how to design the prompt, choose the right settings, generate preview images, and publish to the marketplace where users can discover and use your creation.

What Makes a Great StylePack

Before building, understand what separates great StylePacks from mediocre ones:

• Consistency — every generation should feel like it belongs to the same visual family
• Clarity — users should know exactly what they'll get from the name and description
• Versatility — the StylePack should work well across different subjects, not just one specific scenario
• Quality — preview images should showcase the best the pack can produce

Step 1: Choose Your Niche

The most successful StylePacks target a specific use case. Don't try to create a 'good for everything' pack — focus on one aesthetic or application.

Popular niches include: professional headshots, product photography, social media posts, anime and illustration styles, vintage and retro aesthetics, minimalist design, cinematic stills, and architectural visualization. Pick one that matches your prompting strength.

Step 2: Design the Prompt Template

A StylePack prompt template has two parts: the fixed elements (your style recipe) and the variable elements (what the user provides). The fixed elements define the aesthetic — lighting, mood, color palette, composition style, camera settings. The variable elements are where the user's subject gets inserted.

Spend time iterating on your fixed elements. Generate dozens of test images, tweaking the prompt until you consistently get results that match your vision. This is where your prompt engineering skill directly translates to StylePack quality.

Step 3: Choose the Model and Settings

Different models produce different aesthetics. Match your model choice to your StylePack's goal:

• Flux — photorealistic styles, product photography, portraits
• GPT Image — creative concepts, illustrations, text-heavy designs
• Seedream — experimental and artistic styles

Step 4: Generate Preview Images

Preview images sell your StylePack. Generate 4-6 diverse examples that show the range of what your pack can produce. Include different subjects — people, objects, scenes — to demonstrate versatility.

Choose previews that are immediately eye-catching. Users browse StylePacks quickly, and your previews are your storefront. Make them count.

Step 5: Write the Listing

Your StylePack listing needs a clear, descriptive name and a description that tells users exactly what they'll get. Be specific about the aesthetic: 'Warm cinematic portraits with golden-hour lighting and shallow depth of field' is better than 'nice portrait photos.'

Include suggested use cases so users can quickly determine if your pack fits their needs.

Step 6: Publish and Promote

Once you're happy with the results, publish your StylePack to the marketplace. It becomes immediately available for other users to discover and use.

Promotion helps. Share your StylePack on social media with example outputs. Create before/after comparisons showing the difference between raw prompting and your StylePack results. The more visibility your pack gets, the more generations and revenue it produces.

Revenue Expectations

Earnings depend on popularity. A StylePack that gets 100 uses per month generates modest passive income. A viral pack used thousands of times can produce meaningful revenue. The key is building a portfolio — most successful creators have 5-10+ StylePacks covering different niches.

The 25% creator share means your earnings grow directly with usage. Unlike one-time prompt sales, every single generation is a new earning event. Focus on making your packs genuinely useful and the revenue follows.