Storyboard
Transform your scripts into a sequence of AI-generated visual scenes. The Storyboard tool interprets each paragraph as a discrete shot, renders it with a state-of-the-art diffusion model, and lays everything out in a film-production–style grid.
Storyboard Landing Page
The feature landing page is the best entry point for people searching for storyboard generation, script-to-scene workflows, and visual planning with AI.
Image Generation Engine
Each scene prompt is constructed from your script text combined with the selected visual style and cinematic composition metadata. The resulting prompt is passed to a diffusion model that returns a high-resolution image, with generation speed depending on scene complexity, model load, and provider latency.
Step-by-Step Workflow
Paste Your Script
The storyboard reads your AI Writer output or any text you paste. Scenes are auto-detected by paragraph or manual selection.
Choose a Style
Select a visual style from the dropdown (Cinematic, Anime, Horror, etc.). The style is baked into every image prompt.
Generate All Scenes
Click Generate Storyboard to render all scenes simultaneously. Each card shows a loading skeleton while the image is being synthesized.
Lock & Regenerate
Satisfied with a scene? Lock it. Locked scenes are skipped on subsequent runs. Regenerate only failed or unlocked scenes.
Review in History
Past storyboard sessions are saved to History. Open any session to view, download, or delete its images.
Current Cost and Access Notes
Base generation
Current UI estimate: 2 credits without images
With images
Current UI estimate: 6 credits when image generation is enabled
Regenerate image
1 credit per scene image regeneration
Scene counts
Auto, 10, 15, 20, or 24 scenes
The estimate shown in the current generator reflects the implementation today and is a better source of truth than older static copy.
Visual Styles
Cinematic
Wide-angle, high-contrast, dramatic lighting — think Hollywood blockbuster.
Anime
Japanese animation aesthetic with vibrant colors and expressive character design.
Documentary
Grounded, naturalistic realism. Handheld look, authentic environments.
Horror
Dark shadows, desaturated palette, unsettling composition.
Fantasy
Painterly, mythic landscapes with rich, saturated colors.
Noir
High-contrast monochrome, rain-slicked streets, 1940s atmosphere.
Key Features
Scene Lock
Protect finished scenes from overwrite on re-run.
Selective Regen
Regenerate only unlocked scenes, keeping your best work.
Grid View
Film-grid layout for a real pre-production storyboard feel.
Image Export
Download individual scenes as high-resolution PNGs.
Storyboard History
Each storyboard session is saved with all its generated images. Access previous sessions from the History panel at the top of the Storyboard page. You can view the full grid, download images individually, or delete the session entirely.
Troubleshooting
Why did the cost jump?
The current UI estimate increases when image generation is enabled. Text-only generation and image-backed generation do not bill the same way.
Why is only one scene charging now?
Scene image regeneration currently bills separately at 1 credit per regenerated image.
Storyboard not in history
Saved storyboards are associated with the active workspace. If history looks empty, verify the current workspace before assuming the save failed.
Tips for Better Storyboards
- Use visually descriptive language in your script — mention locations, lighting, and mood.
- Keep each scene paragraph to 2–4 sentences for cleaner scene boundaries.
- Try Cinematic style for YouTube/film content; Anime for digital fiction or shorts.
- Lock your hero shot immediately — then regenerate other scenes until they're perfect.