A look is how a video is lit, typeset and cut, not a colour scheme. Each clip is the same eight-second story rendered in that look, so you compare them on equal footage. Your brand colours go on top of whichever one you pick.
Graphic looks that dress a product, a launch, an explainer or a story in one motion language.
Lit, not filled. One object on a black field, blur-settle type, a single light sweep.
The field inverts every shot, whip cuts, one accent, four-frame word stagger.
Glass cards in real 3D space, a camera that dollies, depth-of-field blur, bento grids.
Warm paper, serif italics, highlighter tape, scribbles and a typewriter — the magazine look.
Technical drawing: lines draw on, dimension callouts, a zoom-through into the detail.
Grid, giant numerals, red/black/white, mask reveals and hard block wipes.
Two-ink print: halftone fields, misregistration, stamp-in snaps, paper grain.
Near-black, one amber metric, glowing chart lines, a tick cursor, scanlines.
Metallic type with a travelling sheen, bloom, chromatic aberration, drifting mesh gradients.
Layered paper shapes, squash-and-stretch pops, a warm playful palette.
Picture-led looks that turn a written story into a video: the article's imagery under every beat, the headline, facts, number and quote on top, credits carried through.
The broadcast bulletin: footage under a BREAKING headline, slanted straps, a crawl, lower thirds.
The newspaper, in motion: masthead, hairline rules, a serif headline, columns, a photo spread, a pull quote.
The social explainer: duotone photos, one huge sentence per shot, a highlighter under the money words.
Data journalism: a salmon sheet, mono figures, bars that grow on cue, a line that draws to its annotation.
The digital startup desk: a notification becomes a story card, photo tiles, a deal card, a quote card.
Diagram-led looks for developer explainers: a headline that stays up, a system diagram beneath it built from nodes, wires and packets that draw in one at a time, a terminal, a comparison — the ByteMonk / cloudxberry chapter.
The black-field dev explainer: a violet-highlighted headline, tiles, terminals, pills and wires that draw in.
One teal stage light, neon outlines, dotted-grid panels, glowing packets, the diagram on a slow drift.
The dev explainer on paper: dot grid, ink strokes, hard shadows, one blue, a highlighter on the headline.
The architecture on a tilted board: extruded tiles, wires on the floor, packets crossing it, a slow pan.
The Excalidraw whiteboard: hand-drawn strokes, handwriting, pastel fills, arrows that look drawn.
The network as real devices: a silver laptop, a cyan rack, a graphite router, packets riding thin cables.
Flat workhorses from before the looks. Hover to play.
Studio
Professional dark theme with neutral tones and clean contrast.
Clean Slate
Minimal light theme with cool gray tones.
Warm Paper
Warm light theme with paper-like feel.
Kinetic Tech
Dark-mode kinetic UI explainer — near-black slate canvas, electric-blue data flow, amber reserved for the key metric. Every element is a system diagram. Reference-matched.
Brutalist Bold
Neo-brutalist solid blocks on near-black — flat opaque colour cards, thick white borders, hard offset shadows.
Terminal Green
Classic green-on-black hacker terminal.
Pick a look, add your brand, make the video.
Every look takes your brand kit's colours and fonts on top.