Run a faceless YouTube channel
Explainers on science, history or how things work, with the same look in every episode.
121 film styles for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini CLI
Pick a style and give your agent a topic. It animates the film in code on your own computer and hands you a finished MP4. You don't buy credits for Veo, Sora, Kling or Runway, and nobody charges you per second. Your agent runs on the plan you already have.
You pay once, by card or PayPal, and VAT is included. If it's not for you, you get your money back within 14 days. There's also a smaller kit with 30 styles for $19.
Every film on this page was made by a fresh Claude Code session that had only the kit to work from. We animate our own YouTube channels the same way, for example Primal Bound and The Money Fools, and several of these styles started there.
If you ask an AI agent for a video and don't tell it what it should look like, you get centered text on a gradient with shapes sliding in. That's what every other AI video looks like too.
A style kit tells your agent what to do. It has the palette, the characters, scene templates and rules for how things move and cut. It also has a checklist the agent uses to grade its own frames before it renders.
We gave Claude Code the same brief twice: "a 10-second video: a young courier rides a scooter through a rainy neon city at night with a parcel, stops at a door and hands it over." Both are the first take, and we didn't pick or retouch anything.
ReelStyles started in our own studio. An AI agent on one small server animates the videos for our YouTube channels in code, for example Primal Bound and The Money Fools. The kits hold what we learned doing that, written so your agent can do it too.
Explainers on science, history or how things work, with the same look in every episode.
41 styles so far are made for the 9:16 phone frame from the first shot. You can post the same file to Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
Show off your product the way a keynote does, then use the video in your launch post and on your landing page.
Diagrams and cutaways that explain one idea at a time.
History and money stories where the same characters show up in every scene.
Small films told with pictures and music, like a lantern at night or a silent comedy.
Lyrics that land on the beat of your song.
Short videos for your brand, your shop or your launch.
There are 121 styles today, and you get every style we add later.
There are 121 looks, like cut paper, 80s anime, a toy-like 3D world or a keynote launch. Each one has an example film so you can see it first.
Write it in plain words, like you'd brief a designer:
Make a 3-minute video about why the Titanic sank, in the cut-paper documentary style.
Your agent plans the scenes and animates them in the style. It checks its own frames against the kit, then renders an MP4 on your computer. If you want a change, edit a line and render again.
You get the kits right after you pay, along with a short setup guide for your agent.
Video models charge for every second they generate, including the takes you throw away. A ReelStyles film is drawn in code and rendered on your computer, so nobody charges you by the minute. You pay once for the kits, and your agent runs on the plan you already have.
Prices are from each company's pricing page on 16 October 2026. Video models make realistic footage and ReelStyles makes animation, so pick whichever fits your video. What your agent does still counts toward your plan's limits.
| Tool | Per minute of video |
|---|---|
| Google Veo 3.1 Fast (API) | $6.00-7.20 |
| Runway, Standard plan | about $7-9 |
| InVideo AI | about €20-35 |
| ReelStyles | Nothing per minute, you pay once for the kits |
The first 20 Full copies cost $49. After that, Full costs $79 and stays there. You pay once and get every style we add later. If you'd rather start small, 6 styles are free and Starter has 30 for $19 (see pricing).
If it's not for you, email us within 14 days and we'll refund you. The number of copies left comes straight from our sales.
121 styles
HyperFrames and Remotion are free and good, and our kits run on HyperFrames. They leave the look up to you, and the look is what a ReelStyles kit adds.
| Compared | HyperFrames | Remotion agent skills | ReelStyles |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Engine: HTML scenes rendered to MP4, plus official skills | Engine: video in React, plus agent skills | A library of finished film styles for your AI agent |
| Looks included | You direct the look | You direct the look | 121 tested styles, each with an example film |
| Vertical 9:16 | Any size you set up | Any size you set up | 41 styles tested in 9:16 |
| Licence and price | Free, Apache-2.0 | Free for individuals and teams up to 3; paid licence above | One payment, and future styles are included. For your own films. |
| With ReelStyles | Our kits render with it, so keep it installed. | Another engine. A good pick if your project already uses Remotion. | It adds the look: palette, characters, scene templates, motion rules and a self-check rubric, plus 9 format recipes. |
GitHub data from 16 October 2026. Licences: HyperFrames Apache-2.0, Remotion licence.
You get 121 styles today and every new one we add. You pay once, and you can get a refund within 14 days.
Get all 121 styles · $49