Styles & consistency
Choose style presets
Framesail ships curated style presets on three independent axes — art, narrative, and director — and you pick one preset per axis. Together they form a complete art direction, not a filter: each preset resolves to the same kind of pre-written field text that style analysis produces, so downstream generation can't tell the difference between a preset style and an analyzed one.
Art styles
The visual identity of every image and clip. Each art preset also carries a paired on-screen text style so titles and callouts match the look.
- ·Stickman comic
- ·Whiteboard explainer
- ·Deadpan cartoon
- ·Kids cartoon
- ·Bold flat vector
- ·Comic book / graphic novel
- ·Anime
- ·3D animated
- ·Claymation
- ·Realistic / cinematic
- ·Sleek infographic
- ·Archival documentary
- ·MS-Paint crude
Narrative styles
How the script is written.
- ·Explainer
- ·Second-person POV
- ·Narrative with dialogue
- ·Humorous countdown
- ·Video essay
- ·Training / course
- ·Documentary narration
- ·Storytime
Director styles
How the storyboard shoots and paces the video.
- ·Clean & balanced
- ·Fast cuts & zooms
- ·Stop motion
- ·Documentary b-roll
- ·Explainer + real inserts
- ·Presenter-led
The Documentary b-roll and Explainer + real inserts presets switch on real photo and b-roll sourcing in the storyboard alongside generated imagery: their director style text carries the @real-media tag. That text is editable like everything else — see Edit style fields.
Mixing and moving on
Any art style can pair with any narrative and any director style — pick the combination that fits the channel. Preset styles come with pre-rendered character and environment template images cloned in at creation, so they are ready to use immediately (see Create your channel style). And a preset style is a starting point, not a contract: every field stays editable after creation.
The styles page has visual examples of the preset looks; if no preset matches your channel, analyze your own references instead.