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Art styles

Sixty-plus looks for Apply Anime Style and Try a Style, from studio anime to watercolour to the classic manga masters — plus your own.

Style is not theme

Every style carries two things, kept apart on purpose:

The style
How the image is made. Line weight and character, the shading model, whether fills are flat or rendered, texture, staging. Identical on every panel of a film. This is what “art style” means.
The grade
What the light and colour are. A default palette and key that applies only to a panel Plan Art wrote no direction for. A panel with its own notes uses those instead.

The split exists because the alternative changes the story. A dark-action style that carried “cold blue-grey and blood-red, hard key light, crushed blacks” inside it turned a whole book dark and gritty, cheerful pages included. The same studio animates daylight school scenes and night fights in one style; only the grade moves.

The catalogue

Families in the picker, with a few of the entries in each:

  • Studio anime — bright school, luminous, dark action, thriller, collage, classic mecha.
  • Painted & storybook — Ghibli watercolour, painted 2D, storybook 3D, storybook fantasy.
  • Ink & manga — comic ink, black-and-white manga, brush, gekiga, horror, baroque, clear-line, superhero.
  • Donghua — ink wuxia, jade xianxia, urban clean.
  • Stop-motion & clay — clay, stop-motion puppet.

Most entries carry a thumbnail; the rest show an icon until one is added.

Custom styles

Add your own: a style-only description (line, shading, fills, texture — never a subject, never a mood) and a guidance value. It appears in the picker beside the built-in ones and works everywhere they do.

Choosing one

  1. Open a cleaned panel and use Try a Style on a few candidates. One panel, in place, a GPU minute or so each.
  2. Pick one. Run Apply Anime Style on the whole Clean Up folder with it.
  3. Do not change style or settings between panels. Consistency matters more than any single panel: a panel styled unlike its neighbours becomes a keyframe, and the video model will animate the change.

Last updated 2026-09-17. Credit figures are from the studio's own reference runs; the estimate on the run button is what you are charged.