Video styles

Pick a look. Your video is made in it.

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.

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  • Dark tech keynote

    Dark tech keynote

    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

  • Isometric infographic

    Isometric infographic

    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

  • Data storytelling

    Data storytelling

    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

  • Hologram HUD

    Hologram HUD

    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

  • Swiss motion graphics

    Swiss motion graphics

    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

  • Blueprint

    Blueprint

    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

  • 60s spy titles

    60s spy titles

    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

  • Art Deco

    Art Deco

    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

  • ASCII terminal

    ASCII terminal

    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

  • Stained glass

    Stained glass

    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

  • Exploded teardown

    Exploded teardown

    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

  • Whiteboard briefing

    Whiteboard briefing

    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

  • Archive light table

    Archive light table

    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

  • Data you can touch

    Data you can touch

    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

  • Satellite briefing

    Satellite briefing

    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

  • Projection on a white model

    Projection on a white model

    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

  • Microscope story

    Microscope story

    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

  • LiDAR survey

    LiDAR survey

    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

  • Watercolour

    Watercolour

    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

  • One-line drawing

    One-line drawing

    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

  • Urban sketch

    Urban sketch

    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

  • Crayon picture book

    Crayon picture book

    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

  • Impasto oil painting

    Impasto oil painting

    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

  • Ink wash painting

    Ink wash painting

    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

  • 50s cartoon

    50s cartoon

    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

  • 1930s rubber hose cartoon

    1930s rubber hose cartoon

    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

  • 80s anime

    80s anime

    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

  • Glass product render

    Glass product render

    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

  • Tilt-shift miniature

    Tilt-shift miniature

    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

  • Pop-up book

    Pop-up book

    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

  • Low-poly island

    Low-poly island

    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

  • Halftone dossier

    Halftone dossier

    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

  • Zine print

    Zine print

    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

  • Screen-printed travel poster

    Screen-printed travel poster

    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

  • Copperplate engraving

    Copperplate engraving

    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

  • Woodcut print

    Woodcut print

    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

  • 1920s silent film

    1920s silent film

    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

  • Liminal found footage

    Liminal found footage

    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

  • 16-bit pixel RPG

    16-bit pixel RPG

    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

  • Microgame frenzy

    Microgame frenzy

    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 diorama

    Pixel diorama

    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

  • Ukiyo-e woodblock

    Ukiyo-e woodblock

    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

  • Paper-cut lightbox

    Paper-cut lightbox

    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

  • Red paper-cut

    Red paper-cut

    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

  • Shadow puppets

    Shadow puppets

    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.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a style

    Filter by type and look at what each one is good for.

  2. 2

    Copy the request

    In your Ignix account each style has a button that copies a ready request.

  3. 3

    Paste it in your assistant

    Claude, ChatGPT or Ignix Creator writes the script with you and renders the video in that style.

How Ignix Editor works →
Make your first video

Your brand colours stay. The look adapts to them.

Questions

Can I use a style for a whole YouTube channel?

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.

Do the styles work for vertical reels?

Yes. Ignix Editor recomposes the look for 9:16 (bigger type, one focal point per frame) instead of cropping a horizontal video.

Will my video look like the sample image?

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.

Can I keep my own style too?

Yes. Any video you like can be saved as a style of your own, and it appears next to the catalog in your account.

Video styles: 45 looks for reels and YouTube videos · Ignix