Styles
The above image prompt was 'a closeup of a beautiful realistic Indian woman with green eyes, wearing a mythical headdress'. Standard generations give of course a standard semi photographic image. When the style was added (TC Airbrush Iridescent Hologram) it gave the image as you see it above.
Styles are one of the most powerful features in FooocusPlus (and original Fooocus). They automatically modify your prompt behind the scenes to steer the AI toward a specific aesthetic, medium, mood, or technique — without you having to type long, repetitive keywords every time.
- Each style appends extra text to your positive prompt (what you want in the image).
- Many also add a negative prompt (things to avoid, like "ugly, deformed, blurry").
- This lets you get professional, themed, or artistic results with minimal effort.
- Some styles are very subtle (e.g., just adding realism or sharpness), while others are dramatic (e.g., turning a photo into full graffiti or surreal DMT art).
- FooocusPlus includes hundreds of built-in styles — far more than base Fooocus — covering art history, advertising, 3D renders, fantasy, photography, and niche effects. A large number of styles were created with FooocusPlus in mind e.g. the 'TC' series and as such are available only in FooocusPlus.
- In the FooocusPlus interface, go to the Style section drop-down on the right side of your screen.
- Check one or more styles you want (you can combine 2–5 for interesting hybrids).
- Type your main prompt as normal (e.g., "beautiful woman in red dress dancing in abandoned ballroom").
- Generate — the selected styles will automatically blend their keywords into the final prompt.
- Tip: Start with Fooocus V2 as a base — it uses lightweight GPT-2-style expansion for better coherence and realism, then layer other styles on top.
Styles are grouped thematically on the stylesheet page. Here are key ones with what they add and when to use them:
- No Style — Raw prompt only (good for testing pure ideas).
- Fooocus V2 — Adds cinematic, detailed, emotional descriptors automatically (great base for realism).
- Fooocus Sharp / Fooocus Enhance — Boosts sharpness, detail, and clarity (use for crisp final touches).
These transform outputs into classic fine-art looks:
- Abstract Expressionism — High contrast, colourful, dramatic brushwork (for emotional/abstract pieces).
- Art Deco — Geometric, sleek, luxurious, symmetrical (1920's glamour vibe).
- Art Nouveau — Organic, flowing lines, nature-inspired curves (elegant and decorative).
- Cubism — Geometric fragmentation, multiple viewpoints (avant-garde/abstract).
- Impressionist — Loose brushwork, vibrant light/shadow play (Monet-like softness).
- Pop Art — Bright colours, bold outlines, comic-book feel (Warhol vibes).
- Surrealist — Dreamlike, symbolic, bizarre elements (Dalí-inspired weirdness).
- Watercolor — Soft, painterly, textured washes (gentle, artistic look).
Perfect for product shots, posters, or polished promo images:
- Ads Advertising — Professional, eye-catching, modern commercial poster.
- Ads Automotive — Sleek, dynamic vehicle-focused shots.
- Ads Fashion Editorial — High-fashion magazine style, trendy and stylish.
- Ads Food Photography / Ads Gourmet Food Photography — Appetizing, macro details, glistening food.
- Ads Luxury — Elegant, high-end, sophisticated product presentation.
Great for game assets, toys, or cute designs:
- Action Figure — Plastic collectable toy look.
- Adorable 3D Character / Adorable Kawaii — Cute, 3D-rendered, big-eyed charm.
- Cel Shaded Art — Flat 2D toon shading (comic/anime style).
- Character Design Sheet — Turnaround/reference sheet for characters.
For mood-heavy or trippy results:
- Dark Fantasy / Dark Moody Atmosphere — Gloomy, mysterious, dramatic shadows.
- DMT Art Style / Psychedelic — Swirling, vibrant, surreal hallucinations.
- Double Exposure — Ghostly overlapping images.
- Dripping Paint Splatter Art — Messy, dynamic paint effects.
- Graffiti — Urban street art, tags, murals.
- Hyper-realism — Extremely lifelike, photographic detail.
- Steampunk — Brass, gears, Victorian machinery.
- Blueprint Schematic Drawing — Technical line drawing.
- Cinematic Diva — Ultra-detailed, film-like, moody composition.
- Combine wisely: Fooocus V2 + one art style + one enhancer (e.g., Sharp) often works best. Too many = chaotic results.
- Negative prompts: Most styles add their own negatives (blurry, deformed, etc.) — you can add more in the negative prompt box if needed.
- Test with simple prompts first: Use "a cat" or your maniac character to see how each style changes it before complex scenes.
- FooocusPlus extras: This fork adds many advertising, food, and niche styles not in base Fooocus — experiment with the full list on the stylesheet page.
Head to https://daviddragonsage-fooocusplus.static.hf.space/index.html to browse every style with previews and exact prompt/negative additions.