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Video visual styles for Magic Video and Shorts

Browse the visual styles for Magic Video and Shorts, the default style, brand compatibility, and why styles cannot be customized. Voiceovers do not use styles.

A visual style sets how a Magic Video or a short looks. You pick one in the composer before you generate. To decide between Products first, see Choose a Video Product. Voiceovers do not use visual styles: they keep the documents and images you supply.

Choose a style

Pick a card in the style rail below the prompt (use the arrow buttons to scroll it). Hover a card to see its short description.

  • Jellypod chooses the art direction (palette, composition, treatment) from your topic and tone, so you cannot customize a style further or write image prompts.
  • A style cannot be changed after generation starts. Create a new Magic Video or short to try another.
  • The composer starts on Whiteboard Explainer until you generate something. After that it starts on whichever style you used last, on Home, Shorts, or Videos alike. See Starting values.

Style catalog

The Brand kit column is the style's compatibility with a brand kit: Full uses the whole palette, Accent uses only the accent color, and None keeps the style's own colors.

StyleLookBrand kit
AlmanacHand-drawn paper cutouts on aged parchment with documentary warmth.Accent
Atomic AgeFlat mid-century gouache scenes with jet-age optimism and bold geometry.Accent
BlueprintTechnical line drawings on a blue grid.None
ChalkboardWhite chalk drawings on a dark canvas.None
ClaymationHandcrafted plasticine puppets in warm miniature practical sets.Accent
CrayonDeliberately clumsy child-drawn crayon pictures on pure white.Accent
FlatWarm flat picture-book scenes built from bold rounded geometry.None
GouacheSoft painted scenes with chunky brushwork, cool blues, and warm light.Accent
Paper MacheAnimated paper-craft scenes: layered cut-paper shapes, printed textures, hand-made detail, and one focal point per shot.Full
Pixel ArtBright 2.5D pixel adventures with playful sprites and tiled worlds.Accent
Retro ComicsPunchy 1980s newsstand panels with bold ink and halftone color.None
SketchFine pen-and-pencil story sketches with restrained, muted color.Accent
StickmanDeadpan stickman cartoons with bold ink and muted color.Full
Toy BricksCinematic toy-brick dioramas with polished stop-motion energy.Accent
WatercolorHand-drawn ink illustrations with loose watercolor fills.Full
Whiteboard ExplainerDry-erase marker drawings on a clean white whiteboard.None

Styles that draw their visuals

Whiteboard Explainer, Blueprint, Chalkboard, Crayon, and Sketch draw each visual on their own canvas. In the video editor, those visuals have no Reframe option and no zoom effect control.

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