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Simple Storyboard Maker For Film That Looks Cinematic

A simple storyboard maker for film that turns scripts into shot-by-shot boards you can refine, animate, and score in one organized flow.

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Simple Storyboard Maker For Film That Looks Cinematic

  • Storyboard First Workflow

    Start with a storyboard and build a shot sequence that becomes the foundation for everything you generate.

  • Consistency With References And Elements

    Reuse prior shots and Elements to keep characters, locations, props, and style coherent across scenes.

  • Image Video And Audio In One Place

    Generate images, videos, speech, music, and sound effects inside the same project workspace.

Turn Scripts Into Shot Lists

Paste your script and generate a clear storyboard organized as a sequence of shots. This simple storyboard maker for film helps you evaluate pacing, coverage, and transitions early, before committing to production-level motion. Iterate quickly to find the strongest visual beats and tighten your scene flow.

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Turn Scripts Into Shot Lists
Lock In Visual Continuity

Lock In Visual Continuity

Keep the same characters, locations, and props from shot to shot so your board reads like one cohesive film. Reuse prior outputs as references to preserve identity, wardrobe, and style while changing angles and blocking. Spend less time fighting inconsistency and more time refining the story.

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Preview Motion Without Rebuilding

Evolve storyboard frames into video by generating motion from text or guiding transitions with start and end frames. Keep working shot-by-shot inside the same storyboard flow, adjusting results as you go. It’s a practical way to test movement and timing while staying aligned with your established look.

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Preview Motion Without Rebuilding
Make It Sound Like A Film

Make It Sound Like A Film

Add dialogue, voice performance, music, and sound effects per shot so the storyboard plays with real emotional rhythm. Maintain voice continuity by associating a consistent voice with a character across scenes. Your storyboard becomes a complete previsualization pass—picture and sound working together.

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FAQs

Is this a simple storyboard maker for film if I already have a script?
Yes. Paste an existing script to generate a storyboard organized as a shot sequence. You can then revise shots, regenerate frames, and iterate on coverage while keeping your story structure intact.
Can I begin with a concept instead of a finished screenplay?
Yes. The guided Script Wizard helps you move from a premise to a synopsis, outline, and full script. Once you have a script, you can turn it into a storyboard to start visualizing your film right away.
What helps keep the same character across multiple storyboard shots?
You can reuse previous outputs as references when generating new shots to preserve identity and style. You can also create Elements for characters, locations, and props and anchor generations to those reusable assets. This supports consistent continuity across a sequence.
Will my storyboard stay organized by scenes and shots?
Yes. The workflow is built around a storyboard and a sequence-of-shots structure. You generate and refine media within that structure so each frame, clip, or audio piece stays tied to the right moment in your story.
Can I convert storyboard frames into video without starting over?
Yes. Generate video from text prompts, or create image-to-video using selected start and end frames from your storyboard. This lets you carry your established look into motion while staying inside the same project.
Can I add dialogue and keep the same voice for a character?
Yes. It supports text-to-speech and speech-to-speech, and character Elements can include an assigned voice. That setup helps you maintain voice continuity as you add dialogue across scenes.
How do faster iterations compare with high-quality consistency?
There’s a faster, lower-cost option designed for quick exploration that may reduce consistency and overall quality. When you’re ready to lock in identity and deliver more dependable results, the slower high-quality consistency option is designed to better preserve character continuity and final renders.