Video styles
Each style is a complete visual language: colours, type, motion, camera and sound. Choose one for a reel, a product video or a whole YouTube channel, and Ignix Editor builds it with your own content.

Near-black gradient, hairline grid and one accent colour, with interface panels snapping into place and one giant number.
Good for: Product launches · SaaS feature demos · App update videos

A flat three-tone isometric diorama with thin labels that opens up to show how things work inside.
Good for: How-it-works explainers · Service process videos · Business explainer channels

Real data drawn mark by mark in red and blue pencil on cream paper, with handwritten notes on the key numbers.
Good for: Industry trend videos · Results and growth reports · YouTube data explainers

An object is scanned into a glowing wireframe, target boxes lock onto its parts and scrambled digits settle into real specs.
Good for: Product spec walkthroughs · Crowdfunding videos · Trade-show screens

A strict modular grid, one typeface and one signal colour, with type and shapes moving as precisely as a printing press.
Good for: Brand announcements · Event promos · Tips and quote reels

White technical line work on deep Prussian blue paper, drawn in drafting order with annotations that move.
Good for: Hardware launches · How it's made videos · Renovation and build projects

Cut-paper silhouettes in four flat inks move through sets built from the titles, with a cut on every brass hit.
Good for: Channel intros · Event openers · Launch teasers

Black lacquer, engraved gold lines and airbrushed geometry on a centre axis, with lights switching on bulb by bulb.
Good for: Restaurants and hotels · Gala and event invites · Premium brand promos

Everything is made of real characters on a monospace grid, glowing with the phosphor of an old monochrome screen.
Good for: Developer tool demos · Tech channel intros · Cybersecurity explainers

A coloured glass window seen from a dark stone hall, coming alive only where the moving sunlight touches it.
Good for: Legends and history videos · Holiday greetings · Heritage tourism

A real product lit like a studio packshot comes apart layer by layer on one axis, every part named, then closes again.
Good for: Product launches · Online store product videos · Spec and feature explainers

A real whiteboard in window light where photos land, magnets pin tags and marker lines draw themselves in three colours.
Good for: Option comparisons · Case study breakdowns · Business decision explainers

Real negatives, letters and clippings on a cool backlit table; a loupe lands on one and brings it to life.
Good for: Brand history and anniversaries · YouTube history explainers · Family business stories

Statistics built as real stacked plates, blocks or coins to exact scale, lit like a studio product shot.
Good for: Annual results · Investor updates · Money and economy videos

Real satellite imagery graded to grey, with thin white measuring lines and one continuous zoom from orbit to the ground.
Good for: Geography and history channels · News explainers · Climate and environment videos

A pure white model of a real place in a dark room, with data projected onto it one layer at a time.
Good for: Real estate developments · Urban planning projects · Showroom screens

Real microscopy in one continuous zoom from the glass slide to a single cell, with focus that breathes and true scale bars.
Good for: Skincare ingredient explainers · Science channel videos · Clinic and lab promos

A floating cloud of real laser points condenses into a solid, raking-lit surface as one camera move flies through it.
Good for: Construction site surveys · Heritage and archaeology · Land and forestry projects

Translucent brush strokes paint themselves on warm cotton paper, with dry-brush texture and handwritten notes alongside.
Good for: Travel videos · Recipe videos · Nature and wellness content

A single ink line that never leaves the paper draws everything and morphs from scene to scene without a cut.
Good for: Brand stories · Minimal ads · Wedding and milestone videos

Wobbly sepia fineliner drawn on location, with loose watercolour spilling past the lines and fading into cream paper.
Good for: City and travel guides · Architecture and interiors · Cafés and local shops

A picture-book page drawn live in wax crayon on toothy paper, then a watercolour wash reveals what was hidden.
Good for: Kids' learning channels · Bedtime stories · Family brand ads

Thick palette-knife oil paint in big flat planes of colour, raked by light so every ridge of paint shows.
Good for: Music videos · Art and culture channels · Emotional brand ads

Black ink on rice paper where blank paper is space and a single brushstroke becomes a mountain, a wave or a cut.
Good for: Tea and wellness brands · Poetry and quote videos · Martial arts content

Flat colour printed slightly off a broken ink line, abstract colour-block rooms and calm hands doing the work.
Good for: Product set-up guides · Help centre tutorials · Step-by-step how-tos

Hand-inked black and white cartoon where every object is alive and bendy limbs swing to a hot jazz band.
Good for: Food and drink ads · Retro brand promos · Kids' content

Flat two-tone cels over airbrushed backgrounds and neon glow, played back like a worn videotape on an old TV.
Good for: Music videos · Game trailers · Retro channel intros

Clear and frosted glass in a dark studio, with strip-light sweeps, rainbow edges and slow exploded views that snap shut.
Good for: Product launches · Cosmetics and beauty · Consumer tech ads

A real place seen from high above through a tilted lens and time-lapse, so the whole world looks like a tabletop model.
Good for: Real estate promos · City and tourism videos · Event recaps

A pop-up book on a real desk where paper sets spring up and flat cut-out characters perform under lamp light.
Good for: Brand story videos · Children's stories · Gift and stationery shops

A tiny faceted world in isometric view, where every block pops in with a bounce and a musical note.
Good for: Game trailers · Calm ambient videos · App onboarding

Cream archive paper, halftone dots in a few flat inks, huge offset headlines and rubber stamps that slam down.
Good for: Funny shorts · Pet content · True story reveals

Two or three translucent spot inks overprinted on warm paper, with halftone dots, grain and layers that never quite line up.
Good for: Indie brands · Fashion and lifestyle · Music and event promos

Opaque hard-edged inks in stepped colour bands, printed one layer at a time with thin paper-white gaps.
Good for: Tourism promos · Hiking and destination guides · Event posters

Fine swelling lines cut into copper build up through hatching and cross-hatching into a finished printed plate.
Good for: Brand heritage videos · Science and history explainers · Craft spirits and wine

Every frame is a black wood block, light appears only where a knife cuts it away, with one colour at most.
Good for: Book trailers · Craft and artisan brands · Folk tale channels

Ink line and silver wash in a flickering 4:3 print between velvet curtains, with intertitles and live piano.
Good for: Comedy sketches · Retro brand ads · Videos without voice-over

Grainy camcorder tape from empty, endless fluorescent-lit rooms, with unsettling rules on screen instead of monsters.
Good for: Horror and mystery channels · Game teasers · Scary story videos
A low-resolution pixel world with a limited palette, typing text boxes, menus, save screens and chiptune music.
Good for: Gaming channel recaps · Retro nostalgia videos · Indie game trailers

Rapid-fire party games, one command word and a few seconds each, every round in a new art style and ever faster.
Good for: Viral shorts · Quiz and challenge videos · App onboarding

Pixel sprites standing like paper cut-outs in a lit, foggy 3D diorama, seen from above through a tilt-shift lens.
Good for: Game trailers · Fantasy storytelling · Gaming channel intros

Flat colour blocks, carved ink lines and graded skies on textured paper, with the camera gliding like an unrolling scroll.
Good for: Japan travel videos · Japanese restaurants · Culture and poetry channels

Layers of cut card stacked in a shallow box and lit warmly from behind, with moons and windows glowing through.
Good for: Holiday campaigns · Gift shops · Bedtime and folk stories

Jointed red paper cut-outs on paper grounds, where the cut is the drawing and the holes let the light through.
Good for: Lunar New Year campaigns · Festive greetings · Folk tale videos

Translucent dyed puppets carved like lace, pressed against a cotton screen and lit from behind by oil lamps.
Good for: Myths and legends channels · Cultural festivals · Heritage storytelling
Sample images: LemoLab, Lemo-Opuscar (GitHub), CC BY 4.0, resized.
Pick a style
Filter by type and look at what each one is good for.
Copy the request
In your Ignix account each style has a button that copies a ready request.
Paste it in your assistant
Claude, ChatGPT or Ignix Creator writes the script with you and renders the video in that style.
Your brand colours stay. The look adapts to them.
Yes. Choose it once, approve the first video and save it as your style: every new episode starts from it, so the channel keeps the same look.
Yes. Ignix Editor recomposes the look for 9:16 (bigger type, one focal point per frame) instead of cropping a horizontal video.
It will share the look, not the content. The samples only show the style; your video is built from your idea, your words and your brand.
Yes. Any video you like can be saved as a style of your own, and it appears next to the catalog in your account.