Make Pixar, Manga or 3D Clay video ads, in one click.

No. You pick your animation studio at the first step when creating a project, and that's it. The art direction is automatically injected into the AI agent and into every image generation. You never type "in Pixar style" or "in Manga style". The style lives in the project DNA.

The style is locked at project creation to guarantee consistency across all scenes. If you want to test the same script in a different style, the easiest path is to duplicate the project and pick a different style on the duplicate. That way you can A/B test Pixar vs Ultra-Realistic on the same hook in minutes.

A photorealistic stock shot inside a Manga or Pixar video instantly breaks immersion. Rather than letting an inconsistent video ship, we disable the option in animated modes. If you need stock b-roll, the Ultra-Realistic mode unlocks it. The animated modes keep an unbreakable visual identity in exchange.

No. Each style has its own dedicated prompt-builder (150 to 250 words) that designs avatars at the standard of the chosen universe. A Pixar avatar is generated as a 3D Pixar character with proportions, lighting and character design adapted from the ground up. Same logic for Manga and 3D Clay.

Ultra-Realistic is the safest pick for B2B SaaS, customer testimonials, corporate content and podcasts. It carries authority and trust. That said, edu-tech and developer-tool brands have shipped strong results with Pixar (warmer, more clickable). 3D Clay works well for premium fintech that wants editorial polish without screaming for attention.

3D Clay is intentionally not Pixar. Pixar is colorful, expressive, character-driven, with cartoon proportions. 3D Clay is editorial: pillowy soft shapes, semi-matte skin, tactile fabrics (wool, denim, cotton), harmonious earth tones, closer to the Airbnb illustration system, Octane-quality, premium and warm. If you want fun and expressive, pick Pixar. If you want premium and editorial, pick 3D Clay.