# Your look and style

> Your colours, lettering and logo, caption styles, copying a format you like, and the house style.

Source: https://eddystudio.ai/docs/your-look/ · Written from the app's source code, last checked 3 November 2026; generated tables are rebuilt from the source on every build; not every behaviour hand-tested in the beta build

## Your look

**Your look** is your colours, lettering and logo. Eddy uses it on every motion graphic it makes. You set it from the **Get ready** list, and Eddy can fill it in from your channel. You can change it at any time, or ask an agent to change it for you.

## Captions

Eddy's edit puts captions on the long video and on the Shorts. The Captions panel has 4 styles. **House** is the default: bold white words, up to 5 at a time, with the word being spoken in red.

| Style | Words on screen at once | Lettering | Text / spoken-word colour |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| **House** (default) | 5 | Arial, bold | #FFFFFF / #E5484D |
| **Clean** (not final) | 4 | Helvetica Neue | #FFFFFF / #4AA3FF |
| **Classic** (not final) | 4 | Arial | #FFFFFF / #FFE24D |
| **Bold** (not final) | 3 | Futura, bold, capitals | #FFFFFF / #E5484D |

_Generated from the app's source code each time these docs are built._

> **Not final:** Clean, Classic and Bold are still provisional in the app. How they look may change during the beta.

In the panel you can also change the colours and the position, and choose which part of the video a change applies to. You can export the captions on their own as SRT or VTT files from the Export sheet.

> **Unknown:** A single on/off switch for captions isn't confirmed in the current app. If you don't want captions, ask in chat and check the result.

## Copy a format you like

You can give Eddy a reference, such as a link to a YouTube video or Short, a reel, a TikTok, or a video file on your Mac, and ask it to copy the format. Eddy downloads the reference to your Mac and measures how it is edited: the pacing of the cuts, the pauses, the layouts, the zooms and the captions. It saves that under a name, so you can ask for it again on a later video.

A format is timing and structure only. Eddy does not keep the reference's colours, fonts, logo, words, music or footage. Your graphics stay in your own look. Formats are saved on your Mac only.

## House style

Unless you ask for one of your saved formats, an edit uses Eddy's built-in house style: its scene layouts, motion and timing. Ask for a format and Eddy matches that format's timing and structure instead (the pacing of the cuts, the zooms and the layouts), still in your own look. The house style is about how the whole edit looks and moves. It is not the **House** caption style, which is only how captions look.

> **Not final:** The built-in house style is still being tuned and hasn't been signed off. Expect how edits look and move to change during the beta.

> **Not yet:** A house style learned from your own videos.