Style worlds
Pick the world your ad renders in, from 3D to anime and beyond.
Give the story a visual direction
Style worlds let you choose the look of story-style formats. The format defines how the ad tells its story; the style library defines the world it renders in. You can keep the kind of story you want to tell while exploring a different visual direction.
Start with a familiar world
The library includes 3D and anime, alongside looks such as paper cutout, pixel art, claymation, and yarn stop-motion. A paper cutout treatment can give a scene a handmade feel. Pixel art gives it a deliberately digital look. Choose a direction that suits the offer and the tone of the story.
Explore beyond the first few styles
Other directions include watercolor storybook, comic book, vintage travel poster, risograph print, and stained glass. The anime options also include retro 90s anime, manga ink, action anime, and chibi kawaii. Browse the examples in the Ad Studio to compare the visual treatments before deciding which world belongs around your idea.
Review the look scene by scene
With a story-style format selected, choose a world from the style library and work through the script and scene review. Approve each scene's opening frame before the video renders. Those frames give you a chance to judge how the selected style is working with the story, rather than choosing from a label alone.
Keep the offer at the center
Use the style to support what the ad is saying. A distinctive look still needs a clear problem, an understandable offer, and a reason for the viewer to care. The finished video lands in your library as a draft so you can review the story and the visual direction together before launch.
Explore the Ad Studio.
Pick the world your ad renders in, from 3D to anime and beyond.
