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One picture, twenty-three ways. Pick the look before you spend a render.
Style samples are usually cherry-picked: each one shows whatever subject flatters it most, so you cannot tell whether the difference you see is the style or the subject. Every picture on this page was generated from one identical instruction — a coffee cherry, a person grinding beans, a cup, three labels and two arrows. Whatever differs between these images is the style and nothing else.
Look at three things: how heavy the outline is, whether colour is filled or left as texture, and how much of the board stays blank. Heavier outlines and flat colour read better on a phone. Sparse, sketchy styles read better on a large screen or a slide. If your video is for teaching, styles with clear lettering beat styles with atmosphere.