Your AI profile is the heart of AI Album Studio: the better it's trained on your style, the more the album drafts it generates will look like something you'd have laid out yourself. Here's how to set it up well.
When you upload your past layouts, the AI doesn't just "copy" a layout — it analyzes composition, margin ratios, image groupings, and the narrative pacing you use from one page to the next. From these elements it builds a model that reflects how you tell a story through images, not just the look of a single spread.
If your studio offers more than one editorial line — say, a classic style and a more documentary one — it's better to create a separate profile for each rather than training a single one with very different work mixed together. The Personal, Professional and Studio plans include multiple style profiles for exactly this reason: you can switch between them project by project without them "contaminating" each other.
Your style evolves over time, and that's normal: when you notice your recent albums no longer look like the ones used to train the profile, you can upload new ones to update it. You don't need to start from scratch every time — but keeping the profile aligned with your most current work is what makes the difference in the quality of the generated drafts.
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