Looks
Ten looks, each with its own narrator mood
A look decides three things at once: the style of every picture, how the narrator is asked to deliver the lines, and the colour the spoken word lights up in inside the captions. Each one below has an example picture and a full sample short.
Documentary
Candid daylight photographs that feel like they came off a reporter’s camera roll.
- Narration
- A grounded reporter talking you through it at an easy, natural pace.
- Good for
- real places, jobs, everyday science
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “The night shift at a fish market before the city wakes”, narrated by Ash

Sample short
Film Noir
Black-and-white frames with hard slatted shadows, wet streets and a 1940s chill.
- Narration
- A low, dry detective voice that takes its time.
- Good for
- mysteries, crime history, odd cases
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “How fingerprints became evidence in court”, narrated by Cedar

Sample short
Comic Panel
Inked outlines, halftone dots and loud primary colours, framed at dramatic angles.
- Narration
- A punchy narrator who always seems to be teasing the next page.
- Good for
- animal facts, inventions, countdowns
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “Five animals with real-life superpowers”, narrated by Echo

Sample short
Vaporwave
Pastel pink and teal skies, chrome, marble and a glowing grid running to the horizon.
- Narration
- Relaxed and dreamy, like a late-night radio host enjoying the joke.
- Good for
- internet history, retro tech, nostalgia
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “Why dial-up internet made that screeching sound”, narrated by Shimmer

Sample short
Anime Cel
Hand-drawn cel frames with clean line art, soft shading and big expressive skies.
- Narration
- Earnest and upbeat, the opening narration of an adventure.
- Good for
- journeys, travel, personal milestones
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “Climbing Mount Fuji through the night to see sunrise”, narrated by Coral

Sample short
Old Master
Oil paint with visible brushwork, deep shadow and a warm umber-and-gold palette.
- Narration
- Stately and warm, like a gallery guide who loves the room.
- Good for
- art history, famous paintings, royalty
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “The 1911 theft that made the Mona Lisa famous”, narrated by Ballad

Sample short
Low Poly
Faceted 3D scenes in clean, bright colours with soft gradient light.
- Narration
- Clear and modern, a friendly tech explainer.
- Good for
- how technology works, space, maps
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “How GPS knows exactly where you are”, narrated by Alloy

Sample short
Chalkboard
Dusty chalk diagrams and doodles on a dark green classroom board.
- Narration
- A patient teacher who leans on the key words.
- Good for
- school science, quick lessons, why-questions
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “Why the sky is blue”, narrated by Sage

Sample short
Woodblock
Japanese woodblock prints: flat colour, bold outlines, stylised waves on aged paper.
- Narration
- Calm and measured, a storyteller sitting by the fire.
- Good for
- folklore, Japan, nature and the sea
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “The story behind The Great Wave off Kanagawa”, narrated by Marin

Sample short
Stained Glass
Jewel-coloured glass panes held in thick lead lines, with light pouring through.
- Narration
- Reverent and lyrical, slow enough to let lines ring.
- Good for
- medieval history, craft, legends
- Caption highlight
- Sample
- “How medieval glassmakers made colour from metal”, narrated by Verse

Sample short
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