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461 visual styles in 26 categories

Find the look for your next story

Give your story a visual direction. Compare lighting, palette and framing across real still previews, then use the preset notes to plan your storyboard and video shots.

461 catalog presets. Still previews, not video samples; Storyboard style selection is a separate step.

  • Heist style preview
  • Obsessive Cipher Hunt style preview
  • Crime Scene style preview
  • Monumental Minimal Sci-Fi style preview
  • Carnival Dreamscape style preview
  • Epic High Fantasy style preview

Read the look before you plan the motion

The Creation of Adam
Studio fresco style of Michelangelo Buonarroti's 1512 Sistine Chapel ceiling: the divine moment of creation, two hands reaching toward each other across a cosmic void, fingertips nearly touching with electric anticipation. Soft flesh tones against ethereal clouds in warm ivory and flowing crimson drapery, classical anatomy with idealized muscular definition rendered in the sfumato technique. Warm golden light emanating from above, rich earth pigments of ochre, sienna, and terra verde. The profound intimacy of this primordial connection frozen in timeless fresco technique with subtle plaster crackling texture, natural diffused overhead lighting capturing Renaissance oil and fresco medium.
Cold Case
A dimly lit archives room in 2000s obsessive-procedural style with clinical desaturated cinematography. Dusty case files and yellowed photographs in aged cream. Evidence boxes marked with dates from decades past sit untouched on institutional grey metal shelving. Overhead fluorescent lighting creates clinical shadows over time-worn documents and faded instant photos.
Interview-Room Profiling
FBI interview room in cold 2010s procedural style. Stark institutional lighting with clinical color palette in muted olive and government grey. Static composed 2.35:1 anamorphic framing captures psychological tension between investigator and subject across institutional furniture.

Turn your visual brief into a storyboard

Start a new Storyboard with your script and character references. Choose its style in the wizard; browsing this library does not preselect a Studio preset.