bsnegi008/ten-video-styles

10 Video Styles

Recipes for making the SAME subject look like 10 genuinely different art styles in a code-rendered video. A style is not a colour change: each one has its own geometry, texture, motion and font. If a frame from your scene could be mistaken for flat vector art, the style is not done yet.

How to use

1. Ask (or infer) three things: the subject (e.g. an auto-rickshaw), the style (one of the 10 below) and the format (default 1080x1920, 30 fps).
2. Draw the subject ONCE as plain polygons + circles (lists of points, no curves). Every style below re-renders that same point data, so the subject stays recognisable across styles.
3. Build the scene with the recipe for the chosen style: background, subject treatment, motion, font.
4. Render 1 still per scene and LOOK at it before the full render. Fix, then render.

Prompt formula the user can type: [subject] ka video banao, [STYLE] style mein + mood + camera + purpose.

Rules for every style

• Subject sits in the middle 60% of the frame; keep text out of the top 220 px and bottom 380 px (Reels UI covers them).
• Title uses a font that belongs to the style (listed per style). Load fonts as local files; do not rely on system defaults.
• Background must move (scrolling road, parallax, grid) so the subject feels like it is travelling even when it stays centred.
• Give all SVG filters unique ids; several styles on one screen share one document.
• Heavy SVG filters break when the scene is scaled down (thumbnails). Provide a mini mode that drops them.

The 10 recipes

1. Pixel Art - "purane video game jaisa"

• Look: chunky square pixels, hard dark outline, bright flat colours.
• How: draw the scene normally, then pixelate the whole group with an SVG filter: feFlood (2x2 px at offset 5,5) -> feComposite (12x12) -> feTile -> feComposite in=SourceGraphic operator=in -> feMorphology dilate radius=5. This gives 12 px cells. Add an 8 px dark stroke to the subject first.
• Motion: step time to 10 fps (floor(frame/3)), snap positions to the 12 px grid, bob by exactly one cell.
• Extras: blocky sun and clouds from rects, checker grass, floating coins.
• Font: Press Start 2P, white with a hard offset shadow.

2. Clay - "haath se bana hua"

• Look: soft puffy shapes, light from top-left, matte surface, contact shadows.
• How: round every shape (same-colour stroke 14 px, round joins). Per part, apply a filter: low-frequency feTurbulence + feDisplacementMap (scale 12, wobbly edges) -> feGaussianBlur (7) as a height map -> feDiffuseLighting multiplied onto the colour + a little feSpecularLighting -> fine noise for fingerprint texture -> feDropShadow.
• Motion: stop-motion. Update only every 3rd frame, jitter position 1-3 px per step, cycle the turbulence seed (3 values) so edges "boil".
• Palette: pastel peach, sage, mustard. Font: Fredoka Bold.

3. Paper Cutout - "kaagaz ki layers"

• Look: flat sheets stacked with shadows between them, rough cut edges, grain.
• How: every layer gets feDisplacementMap (scale 5) + feDropShadow (dy 9, blur 5, 38%). Finish with a full-frame noise rect in multiply blend.
• Motion: 3-4 hill layers scrolling at different speeds (parallax), clouds hanging on thin strings and swinging, subject rocks 1-2 degrees like a puppet.
• Palette: craft paper: teal, mustard, terracotta, cream. Font: Alfa Slab One.

4. Low Poly - "kam shapes, clean 3D"

• Look: everything made of flat-shaded triangles, no outlines, no gradients.
• How: triangulate each polygon as a fan from a slightly jittered centre. Shade each triangle differently: a light-direction term plus a small random offset. Stroke each triangle with its own fill to hide seams. Build the sky as a jittered grid of triangles coloured by height; mountains = two triangles each (lit side, dark side).
• Motion: smooth; mountain layers scroll with parallax, faceted sun rotates.
• Font: Oxanium ExtraBold, uppercase.

5. Voxel - "chhote cubes ki duniya"

• Look: the subject is built from small cubes, viewed from an isometric angle.
• How: describe the subject as a 3D grid of coloured cells (about 14x7x9). Project with sx=(x-y)*u*0.866, sy=(x+y)*u*0.5-z*u. Draw 3 faces per cube (top lightest, left mid, right darkest), skip faces hidden by a neighbour, sort by x+y+z before drawing.
• Motion: ground is a checker of diamond tiles that scrolls along the road axis; cube trees scroll past; subject does a small hop.
• Font: Bungee with a hard block shadow.

6. Isometric - "upar se tirchha view"

• Look: a clean miniature city block on a floating slab, smooth boxes (not cubes), pastel colours, soft shadow under the slab.
• How: same projection as Voxel but with large smooth boxes: buildings with window grids on both visible faces, a road, trees, a kiosk, a lamp post. The subject is 8-10 boxes and drives along the road.
• Motion: buildings rise from the ground with an overshoot, staggered; the whole slab floats up and down slowly.
• Font: Oxanium, dark text on a light background.

7. Neon - "raat wali cyberpunk vibe"

• Look: dark night, glowing outline drawing, synthwave grid floor.
• How: subject = strokes only (4-5 px) with the fill set to the background colour so parts still hide each other. Glow filter = merge of a wide blur (14), a tight blur (4) and the sharp source. Floor = lines fanning out from a vanishing point + horizontal lines spaced by p*p that scroll toward camera.
• Motion: sign-style flicker in the first 8 frames, streaking light lines, twinkling stars, striped sun on the horizon.
• Palette: cyan, magenta, yellow on near-black purple. Font: Tilt Neon with stacked magenta text-shadows.

8. Blueprint - "engineer ka drawing"

• Look: blue sheet, fine + major grid, thin white technical line drawing.
• How: subject = white 3 px strokes, fill = sheet colour. Draw lines on with pathLength=1 + animated strokeDasharray, staggered per part. Then add dimension lines with arrowheads and mm values, dash-dot centre lines on the wheels, leader lines with labels, and a border frame.
• Motion: draw-on first (0.5 s), dimensions extend from their centre, then only the wheels turn slowly. Nothing bounces.
• Font: Share Tech Mono, uppercase.

9. Retro VHS - "nabbe ke dashak ki tape"

• Look: 90s home video: colour fringes, soft picture, scanlines, tape noise.
• How: one filter on the whole scene: red channel offset +9 px, green+blue offset -7 px, screen blend, horizontal blur (2.6, 0.6), saturation 1.25. On top: scanline pattern, per-frame noise, a tracking band that travels down the frame with its content shifted sideways, a torn strip at the bottom edge, vignette, and "PLAY" + a running counter as on-screen text.
• Motion: 2 px horizontal jitter with an occasional bigger jump.
• Palette: sunset purple, pink, orange. Font: VT323 with red/cyan shadows.

10. Doodle - "copy ke peeche wala sketch"

• Look: ballpoint pen on a ruled notebook page with a red margin line.
• How: strokes only, fill = paper colour, hatching patterns for shading. One feTurbulence + feDisplacementMap (scale 11) over all pen lines, and change the seed every 4 frames so the lines "boil".
• Motion: lines draw on quickly, spiral sun turns in steps, stars wobble, speed lines behind the subject, a handwritten word like "vroom!".
• Font: Caveat Bold.

Showing styles side by side

When the video compares styles, keep ONE element identical in every scene (for example a prompt box where only the style word changes) and use hard cuts on the voiceover beat. That is what makes "only one word changed" visible.

Before delivering

• Each scene passes the test: "would someone name this style without the title?"
• Subject is the same shape and size in every style.
• Title and caption readable on a phone, inside the safe area.
• Stills checked for every scene before the full render.