
Refreshing your existing pattern archive is just as important as creating new designs. With the right tools, you can revisit patterns you’ve already made and explore them through a completely different artistic aesthetic: shifting the style, updating the color mood, or reimagining the overall visual direction.
That’s where Restyle and Remix come in.
Available in the Edit tab, these two AI-powered tools help you transform existing patterns without starting over. Restyle lets you apply a new artistic direction to a pattern while keeping its layout intact. Remix lets you combine the composition of one seamless pattern with the style, aesthetic, and colors of another image.
Whether you are building a pattern collection, testing different visual directions, or refreshing an existing design, Restyle and Remix make it easier to create new variations from the patterns you already have. They are also ideal for adapting designs to new trends or seasonal themes, allowing you to refresh bestsellers instead of creating entirely new patterns from scratch.

Restyle transforms your pattern into a completely new artistic direction while keeping the original layout intact. Upload any pattern, choose from 19 instant style presets, and the AI handles the rest. Skip redrawing, manual adjustments, and rebuilding your design from scratch.
This tool is ideal when you already like the composition and subject of your pattern but want to see it in a different visual style. For example, you can turn a bold digital vector floral into a soft watercolor print, a clean graphic pattern into a hand-drawn illustration, or a playful design into something more painterly and refined.

Restyle is best for quickly creating new artistic versions of an existing pattern. You can use it to:

Remix lets you combine the composition of one image with the style, aesthetic, and colors of another. It is designed for moments when you like the layout of one seamless pattern but want it to take on the visual direction of a different reference image.
The first image provides the composition. The second image provides the style.
For example, you could keep the layout of a floral seamless pattern but apply the color palette and painterly mood of a vintage illustration. Or you could use the structure of a geometric pattern and give it the texture, softness, and colors of a completely different image.

Your Style Reference does not need to be another pattern. You can use many different types of images to guide the final look of your design.
You might use a painting for brushwork and atmosphere, a photograph for natural colors and lighting, a textile sample for texture, or a moodboard image for a specific palette and aesthetic. You can also use vintage illustrations, artworks, or other visual references that capture the style you want.
This makes Remix a flexible tool for building patterns around a specific brand direction, product collection, season, or creative mood.
Restyle and Remix both help you transform existing patterns, but they work in different ways.
Use Restyle when you want to transform one pattern using a preset artistic style. The composition stays fixed, and you control how strongly the selected style is applied with the Style Strength setting.
Use Remix when you want to combine the pattern with your custom style and color reference. The Composition Reference must be a square seamless pattern, while the Style Reference can be any image that captures the look, color palette, texture, or mood you want to apply.
Whether you want to refresh an old design, restyle bestselling patterns to fit new trends, create style variations, or explore a completely new visual direction, Restyle and Remix help you turn existing patterns into fresh creative possibilities.