The preset library
A rig's worth of moves, in a chip.
Presets sit on top of the adapter layer, so a dolly zoom means the same thing whether the model takes it as a structured parameter or needs it translated into prompt text. Stack up to three per take. Hover a camera tile to watch the move.
Camera Motion
Dolly Zoom
Vertigo effect — subject fixed while the world stretches
Crash Zoom
Aggressive rapid punch-in on the subject
Bullet Time
Frozen moment, camera arcs around the subject
360 Orbit
Full smooth revolution around the subject
Crane Up
Rising reveal from ground level to high wide
FPV Drone
Fast diving first-person drone flight
Handheld
Documentary shake and human imperfection
Locked Off
Perfectly still tripod frame
Effects
Outfit Swap
Re-dress the subject; describe the new outfit in your prompt
Toy World
Re-render as a collectible vinyl toy diorama
Melt Transition
Scene liquefies and reforms into the next moment
Hologram
Subject becomes a glitching volumetric projection
Double Exposure
Two worlds blended inside one silhouette
Styles
Cinematic
Anamorphic widescreen film look
Editorial
High-fashion magazine photography
Anime
Hand-drawn theatrical animation
Noir
Hard shadows, venetian blinds, smoke
Analog Film
Expired Kodak stock, grain and light leaks
Brutalist
Monolithic concrete geometry
Genre & Mood
Action
Fast pacing, high stakes, kinetic energy
Horror
Dread, slow reveals, wrongness
Comedy
Bright timing, playful framing
Documentary
Observational realism, natural light
Presets are data, not code.
Every preset here is a JSON row. New camera moves and effects ship without a redeploy — which is why the library keeps growing.
Try them in the studio