What the Retro Cutout style looks like

Vintage magazine photo cut-outs arranged on flat blocks of colour, halftone print texture, a 1970s palette and deliberate collage seams.

Every scene in the video is made in this one look, so the video holds together instead of changing medium halfway through. The cut-out elements slide or pop into place one at a time, each settling with a slight paper wobble.

What this style is good for

Culture and music writing, podcasts, nostalgia pieces and brands with a deliberately analogue voice.

How to make a Retro Cutout video

Paste a script, a blog link, a PDF or just an idea. Pick AI Generated Images as the media type and choose this style. Adori writes the scenes, generates every picture in the same look, speaks the narration and hands you an editable timeline. Change any scene you want, then export.

The same characters, scene after scene

If your script has recurring people, Adori draws a reference sheet for each one before it makes any scene, then uses that sheet in every picture. The same person stays the same person from the first shot to the last, which is the part most AI video tools still get wrong.