Concept
Mono Terminal Coming soon
Monospace on dark, typed-in copy, a blinking cursor. For developer tools.
Ask for this styleStyles
Pick the look. Keep the storyboard.
A style sets the type, the springs, the gradients and the scene lengths. It never changes what the ad says. Render one storyboard in every style and keep the one that fits your brand.
motiontyped render runs/<id> --style punch-sansSame storyboard, two styles
Twenty scenes, two voices.
These are the golden contact sheets from the render tests: the sample storyboard rendered in each style, a few frames per scene.
Style 01 Available
Kinetic Serif.
Warm cream paper, editorial serif headlines revealed word by word with one or two italic accent words, white glass cards, drifting grain gradients, springy entrances, cuts on the beat.
- Type
- Instrument Serif 400, italic accents; DM Sans for UI
- Motion
- Spring stiffness 210, damping 14; words 4 frames apart
- Colour
- Grain-gradient blobs in bleed, feather, card and disc variants
- Pacing
- 24–28 scenes, ~2.3 s each
Style 02 Available
Punch Sans.
Bold uppercase sans on flat colour blocks: one-to-three word punches, hard cuts, opaque white cards. Drafted from a reference video, then hand-tuned away from Kinetic Serif.
- Type
- DM Sans 700, uppercase, tight tracking
- Motion
- Spring stiffness 320, damping 12; words 3 frames apart
- Colour
- Flat blocks, saturation 1.3, no blobs
- Pacing
- 28–32 scenes, ~1.6 s each
Next
More looks, same engine.
Styles never add scene types; they re-tune the ones that exist. That keeps every new look as checked as the first two.
Concept
Your brand's style Coming soon
Drafted from a reference video you like: the analyser measures shot length, motion, palette and type, then a person tunes the result. Punch Sans was made this way; a self-serve version is planned.
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