01The style index

Explore 39 Video Styles

A style decides how every scene in your video is drawn, from sharp editorial photos to clay, ink, pixels and comic-book horror. Open any style to see images it really generated and the stories it suits.

Styles
39
Free plan
Every style
Formats
9:16 · 16:9 · 1:1
In this plate
  1. 01Dark Noir
  2. 02Vintage Photograph
  3. 03Renaissance
  4. 04Cinematic
  5. 05Studio Ghibli
  6. 063D Cartoon
  7. 07Stained Glass
  8. 08Synthwave
The last train left at dawnOne scene prompt, generated in eight Blipix styles and cut into strips. Move or drag across the plate to compare them; select a strip to open that style.AI images · Premium quality

02The collection

Browse Every Video Style

Each card opens a page with example images, the subjects that style handles well, and the ones it does not. The filters use the same categories as the style picker in the app.

Showing 39 of 39 styles

03Formats

One style, three formats

Every style renders in vertical 9:16 for Shorts, TikTok and Reels, horizontal 16:9 for YouTube, and square 1:1. Standard image quality comes with every plan, and paid plans can switch to Premium for finer detail at three times the credits.

Studio Ghibli style scene of a steam train on a stone viaduct, vertical 9:16
9:16Shorts, TikTok, Reels
The same viaduct scene in Studio Ghibli style, horizontal 16:9
16:9YouTube
The same viaduct scene in Studio Ghibli style, square 1:1
1:1Square feeds

The plate's Studio Ghibli scene, generated from the same prompt at each size. AI images, Premium quality.

Art styles
39All open on the free plan to generate and preview.
Standard quality
1xThe base credit cost. Comes with every plan, in every style.
Premium quality
3xPaid plans. Finer detail at three times the credits.

04Curator's notes

How an Art Style Works

One set of instructions on every image

When Blipix builds a video, it splits your script into short beats, generates one image per beat, then adds gentle motion, the voiceover, captions and music. The art style is a set of visual instructions attached to every one of those image prompts, which is why a whole video stays in one look. The same script can come out as brick-built Lego scenes, sumi-e ink paintings or editorial photographs.

  1. Blipix style scene 1 of 4
  2. Blipix style scene 2 of 4
  3. Blipix style scene 3 of 4
  4. Blipix style scene 4 of 4
Four scenes on one subject, each drawn with the Blipix style instructions.

Pick the style for the story

Pick the style for the story rather than the trend. Photographic looks such as the default Blipix style are the most used on the platform, because so many faceless channels cover history, facts and real stories. Kids channels lean on Children Book and 2D Cartoon, while horror narrators choose between the drawn Creepy Comic and the photographic Horror look.

History, facts and true stories

Read the limits, then test two

Each style page above lists what that look does badly as well as what it does well: garbled lettering in drawn styles, repeated faces in photo crowds, sunset tints that never quite go away. Read those limits before you commit a whole series to one look, and test two candidates on the same short script first. In the app, the style picker has category filters, a search box and a Request a Style button for looks that are missing.

Cinematic style version of the viaduct scene3D Cartoon style version of the viaduct scene
One short script in two styles, Cinematic and 3D Cartoon. Keep the one that holds viewers longer.

05In the app

From the picker to a finished video

Choose a style, paste a script or describe a topic, and Blipix builds the scenes, voiceover and captions in that look.

  1. Step 1

    Start from a topic, a niche or a script

    Type an idea, pick a preset niche, or paste words you already wrote. The Prompt, Script and Preset templates are open on the free plan.

  2. Step 2

    Choose the style in the picker

    The Art Style step has the same category filters as this page, a search box and a Request a Style button. Pick a narrator voice and a music track in the same flow.

  3. Step 3

    Review, then publish

    Watch the draft, reword a line or regenerate a scene that missed. Rendering the MP4, downloading and posting to YouTube, TikTok or Instagram need a paid plan.

Style questions9 answers

Questions About Video Styles

Practical answers about choosing, switching and paying for a style.

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There are 39 right now, from photographic looks such as Cinematic and Photo Realism to illustrated ones such as Watercolor, Comic Book and Dark Anime, plus toy and game-inspired looks like Lego and Minecraft. Every one of them can be used on the free plan.

Start from your niche. History, science and true stories suit the default Blipix style or Cinematic; horror suits Creepy Comic or Horror; kids content suits Children Book or 2D Cartoon. Then make the same short script in two styles and keep whichever one holds viewers longer.

Across videos made on Blipix, the default Blipix style is used most, followed by Cinematic and Photo Realism, all three photographic. Creepy Comic is the most used illustrated style, ahead of Surrealism and 3D Cartoon. The Popular badges in the grid above follow that ranking.

The style is applied when the images are generated. Afterwards you can regenerate single scenes in the editor, and for a series you can switch the style used for future episodes. To redo a whole video in another look, generate it again with the new style, which uses credits again.

Each video is generated in one style. In the editor you can replace a single scene by regenerating its image from your own prompt, or with a stock photo on paid plans, which is how some creators drop one contrasting shot into an otherwise consistent video.

No. Every style costs the same, and credits depend on video length and extras. Premium image quality, available on paid plans, uses a larger image model and costs three times the credits of Standard in any style. The pricing page lists the credits on each plan.

Those styles imitate a general look, and Blipix is not affiliated with the LEGO Group, Mojang, Disney or Rockstar Games. Their characters, logos and names stay theirs, so use original characters and keep trademarks out of titles. The Lego style page explains what that means in practice.

Yes. Every style renders in 9:16 for YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Reels, in 16:9 for regular YouTube videos, and in 1:1 for square feeds. Styles built around big landscapes, such as Fantasy and Cyberpunk, show more of their worlds in 16:9.

Next to the Art Style heading in the app there is a Request a Style button: describe the look and add a reference image or link. The library keeps growing; recent additions such as Dark Fantasy, Papercraft and Claymation carry a New label in the picker.

Start Creating with Your Favorite Style

Choose a style, paste a script or describe a topic, and Blipix builds the scenes, voiceover and captions in that look.

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