Styles, aspect ratios and Biblical Mode
The three choices you make when you create a project, and how each one shapes every shot.
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When you create a project you choose a Visual Style, an Aspect Ratio, and whether Biblical Mode is on. They apply to every shot, so the whole film keeps one consistent look.
Visual Style
Pick one of the built-in looks: Cinematic Live Action, 3D Animation, 2D Animation, Claymation, or Anime. Paid plans also offer Living Comic. Each style comes with a preview in the picker. Your actors are generated in the same style, so cast them after you choose it.
You can also switch the style recipe to Custom and write your own style direction, or to Pure Freestyle, which adds nothing and generates each shot exactly as written.
Aspect Ratio
| Ratio | Use it for |
|---|---|
| 16:9 landscape | YouTube, TV, and most films |
| 9:16 vertical | Reels, Shorts, TikTok, and Stories |
| 21:9 cinemascope | A wide, theatrical look |
Not every video model supports 21:9, so a cinemascope project offers fewer video models to choose from.
Biblical Mode
Turn Biblical Mode on for Bible stories. It adds biblical-era visual context and period details, and guards against anachronisms like modern clothing or objects in frame. Leave it off for sermons, testimonies, modern-day stories, or anything else.
On a video prompt, the Biblical Mode switch beside the prompt turns it on or off for that one generation, without changing the project.
Changing them later
The project header shows the aspect ratio, style, and whether Biblical Mode is on. The project pages do not offer a way to change the style or aspect ratio of an existing project, so if you need a different look or shape, start a new project with the same script.