Reusable style packs
A Style pack (Пакет стиля) is reusable wording derived from Video Analysis. It is not a model, a rendered result or a guarantee that another model will reproduce the source clip. Your personal packs are dynamic content, so there is no fixed global catalog of pack names.
Choose what you want to reuse
Section titled “Choose what you want to reuse”| Your task | Reusable resource |
|---|---|
| Describe a sample’s camera, light, pace and visual treatment for new shots | Save this Style pack in the prompt library and review its wording for the new brief. |
| Keep the titles, subtitle graphics, labels and motion of a finished series | Save a Design system from Decoration, or preview one of the ten built-in systems in the library. Connect it to the next episode’s Decoration. |
The design system carries saved components and motion. The style pack carries filming instructions that a model interprets for a new scene. See keep one visual series for the gallery, saved editions and editing an episode without replacing the series’ style.
Save and reuse
Section titled “Save and reuse”- Analyze the sample clip and review the analysis, including any uncertainty or degraded speech information.
- In the Style pack block, inspect its proposed name and description. Use Open the body to read the full text.
- Choose To my prompts to save the full body in your personal prompt library, or Copy to copy it. Wait for the visible success or error message.
- Insert the saved prompt through the library control in an authoring request in another project. Review it together with the new brief, Elements and chosen model.
The library belongs to you, so a saved pack can be reused across your projects. Saving does not create a new selectable video model or automatically install a built-in skill. A skill and a saved generator have different roles, explained in Skills and generators.
Example and verification
Section titled “Example and verification”Save a pack describing slow close views of handmade objects, soft side light and restrained cutting. Reuse it for a greenhouse scene with your own gardener and props. Before rendering, remove sample-specific content that does not belong to the new brief and check that the target model can accept the planned inputs.
Verify both the saved text and the resulting scene. Confirm that the complete body appears in the library, then inspect camera, light, rhythm and subject identity in the rendered clip. A successful save proves persistence of the text, not transfer of visual style.
Availability: the save/copy UI and cross-project prompt-library workflow are supported. Outcome: reuse quality is untested for a new model or scene until rendered. See video style samples and remakes.
See the model–technique applicability matrix for connected operations, dated outcomes and configurations that remain untested.
Reviewed 22 October 2026 against the Style pack save/copy contract and the saved design-system workflow. This guide publishes no protected skill or system-prompt body.