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# Sky Style

Sky Style lets you change the sky on a single photo from the Adjust panel. Use it when one exterior needs a different look than the rest of the set.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Sky Style shows up on **exterior** photos only.

This is a **per-photo** control. It overrides the default set in [Preferences](/photos/editing/preferences.md) for that photo.

It’s also separate from the Sky Style used in [Twilight](/photos/twilight.md).
{% endhint %}

Select a sky from the **Sky Style** carousel to apply it to the current photo.

#### Included sky styles

* Sunny puffs
* Loaded puffs
* Streaks & puffs
* Sweep streaks
* Scatter streaks
* Crisp streaks
* Clear fade
* Original

{% hint style="info" %}
Fotello subtly repositions the sky per photo, so no two exteriors match exactly. That avoids the “pasted sky” look across a set.
{% endhint %}

#### From there, you can:

* Swap styles anytime by clicking a different option.
* Revert back to the original sky by choosing **Original**.
* Upload your own sky to match your brand or a client request.

### Upload your own sky

Click **Upload** in the Sky Style carousel, then select a sky image from your computer. Your uploaded skies stay in your account so you (or your [Teams](/teams/teams.md)) can reuse them on future listings.

### Best practices for custom skies

* Use high-resolution images (avoid banding and compression artifacts).
* Use images that are only sky (no houses, trees, or skylines).
* Match the scene’s light direction and time of day.


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