Style packs

One prompt gives your whole project a coherent visual treatment — viral-cut, clean-educator, cinematic-doc, ugc-ad, neon-gaming, or warm-founder.

A style pack is a complete visual treatment — project background, color grade, clip effects, and text styling — applied to your whole project in one prompt. It's the fastest way to make raw footage look produced, and switching packs is one sentence, not an afternoon of re-grading.

Prompts to paste

"Apply the viral-cut style pack."

"Make this look like a documentary — muted, filmic."

"Clean, readable tutorial style — nothing distracting."

"Give it a neon gaming look for the stream highlight."

"Style it warm and founder-friendly for LinkedIn."

The six packs

Pack	Treatment	Best for
viral-cut	Near-black background, high contrast, grain, sharpen, yellow accent	TikToks, Reels, high-energy social
clean-educator	Light background, brightened, slightly desaturated, sharpened	Tutorials, courses, screen recordings
cinematic-doc	Dark background, muted color, vignette, heavy grain, serif text	Documentaries, narrative content
ugc-ad	White background, bright punchy color, sharpen, red accent	Direct-response ads, product pitches
neon-gaming	Deep purple background, saturated, RGB split, glow	Gaming, stream highlights, music
warm-founder	Warm dark background, gentle warm grade, vignette, grain, serif text	Founder updates, interviews

What the agent actually does

Style packs are agent-only — there's no style-pack browser in the editor panels. When you ask for one, the agent makes three kinds of changes:

Project background — set to the pack's color (viral-cut's is near-black #050505, clean-educator's is light, and so on).
Clip effects — an adjustment grade (contrast/saturation/temperature) plus the pack's signature effects (grain, sharpen, vignette, chromatic aberration, glow) applied to visual clips on the main track, and overlays too by default.
Existing text styling — text overlays are restyled to the pack's font, color, and accent.

Each pack also sets the flavor of hooks and transitions the agent adds afterwards (e.g. viral-cut favors pop transitions, cinematic-doc favors dips to black).

Tuning it

There's no intensity slider on a pack — but every effect it applies is a normal clip effect you can adjust:

"Lighten the grain."

"Drop the vignette by half."

Or manually: select a clip → Properties → Effects → adjust the sliders (Effects and color).

When to do it manually

Everything a pack does is available by hand: set the project background in settings, add effects per clip in the Effects tab, restyle text in Properties. See Effects and color and Text and titles.

Limits

Agent-only — you won't find style packs in the Effects panel.
Applying a pack overwrites the previous pack's effects and any conflicting manual effects on the styled clips. Apply the pack first, fine-tune after.
A pack restyles existing text; text added later follows the pack's flavor only when the agent adds it.
Undo (Cmd/Ctrl+Z) reverts the whole application.