Nobody should have to type style prompts. The library is a gallery of 64 styles across five shelves — Animation (16), Film Eras & Formats (14), Genre Worlds (14), Art & Craft (12), Modern & Experimental (8).
Every style card renders the same canonical reference scene, so you are comparing styles rather than comparing subjects.
Try It renders a three-second draft of your own subject in that style before you commit real credits.
Modifiers stack: a base style plus an era filter, a colour grade and a film-stock grain. The picker refuses combinations that fight each other rather than letting you produce mud.
Under the hood each style is a structured pack — prompt DNA, negative prompts, model preferences, a grade/LUT and a grain post-pass. Styles are data, not code, so the library grows without a release.
Governance: every style describes generalized aesthetics — palettes, lensing, media, era artifacts. None names a living artist or a protected studio brand, and prompts that do are blocked before any credits are reserved.