What each style adds to your video or image-edit prompt.
Crisp detail, realistic textures, natural color and balanced lighting.
Visual style: Ultra photorealistic, 4K, HDR, ultra HD. Crisp subject detail, realistic textures, and natural skin detail where visible. Rich but natural colors, balanced exposure, and well-defined highlights and shadows.
“4K” and “HDR” describe the requested look. They do not change the selected output resolution or enable HDR encoding.
Rich contrast, sculpted lighting, restrained color and subtle film texture.
Visual style: A cinematic film look with rich contrast, sculpted lighting, restrained colors, and subtle film texture.
Diffused light, soft highlight glow, delicate color and gentle contrast.
Visual style: A soft, dreamy look with diffused light, gentle highlight glow, delicate colors, and soft contrast.
Warm, muted color, gentle film grain and faded shadows.
Visual style: A vintage film look with warm, muted colors, gentle film grain, softly faded shadows, and restrained contrast.
No added style instruction. The look comes from your image and prompt.
None
Edit the example and select a style to see the full prompt.
Up to 1,200 characters of your own text. The style is added separately.
COMBINED VIDEO PROMPT
Slowly push the camera toward the subject. Visual style: Ultra photorealistic, 4K, HDR, ultra HD. Crisp subject detail, realistic textures, and natural skin detail where visible. Rich but natural colors, balanced exposure, and well-defined highlights and shadows.
Realistic style added after your direction.
Styles describe appearance. Use your prompt to request an action, camera move or image change. Cinematic, for example, adds a film look; it does not add a specific camera move. The AI interprets both instructions together.
Vidifier uses “smooth camera motion, cinematic movement” as the default video direction, then adds your selected style. Original skips the style addition but still uses that default direction. Image editing requires a written instruction.
The style only changes the prompt instructions. Resolution and duration use their own controls, and selecting a different style does not change the credit cost. The “4K” and “HDR” wording in Realistic does not enable 4K output or HDR encoding.
Yes. Select Original and describe the lighting, color or texture in your prompt. If you select another style too, Vidifier sends both your words and its preset instructions, so conflicting directions can make the result less predictable.
Choose a style in the creation’s details and run it again to make a new result. Changing the selection alone does not alter the saved image or video.
The five presets apply to visual generation. Adding audio is a separate step and does not use these visual-style instructions.