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Overview

Storyboard Mode transforms your script into a visual grid, showing all clips and their generated assets at a glance. It’s the perfect way to review your project’s visual flow and ensure consistency across scenes.

Accessing Storyboard Mode

From any script:
  1. Open your script from the dashboard
  2. Click the Storyboard tab at the top of the page
  3. Your script is displayed as a visual grid

The Storyboard Grid

Each cell in the grid represents a clip from your script:
  • Thumbnail: The selected asset (or placeholder if none)
  • Text Preview: First line of the clip text
  • Sequence Number: Position in the script
  • Status Indicator: Shows if assets have been generated

Grid Controls

ControlFunction
ZoomAdjust grid size (smaller cells = more visible at once)
FilterShow only clips with/without assets
SortReorder by sequence, creation date, or status

Generating Assets in Storyboard

Single Clip Generation

  1. Click on a clip cell
  2. The AI chat opens for that clip
  3. Generate assets as normal
  4. The storyboard updates with your new asset

Bulk Generation

Generate assets for multiple clips at once:
  1. Select clips by clicking while holding Shift or Cmd/Ctrl
  2. Click Generate All in the toolbar
  3. AI uses each clip’s text as the generation prompt
  4. Watch as thumbnails populate across your grid
Set a default prompt in Script Settings before bulk generation. This ensures all clips share a consistent style.

Auto-Generate Prompts

Let AI write the prompts for you:
  1. Select clips
  2. Click Auto-Generate Prompts
  3. AI analyzes each clip’s text and creates appropriate image prompts
  4. Review and edit prompts if needed
  5. Click Generate All

Selecting Assets

When you have multiple generated images for a clip:
  1. Hover over the clip cell
  2. Click the arrows to browse variations
  3. Click to select your preferred version
  4. The selected asset becomes the clip’s thumbnail
The selected asset is what will be used if you create a video project.

Visual Consistency

Style Reference

Maintain visual consistency across your storyboard:
  1. Generate an asset you love
  2. Click Use as Reference
  3. Future generations will match this style

Default Prompt

Set a style prompt that applies to all generations:
Cinematic, 4K quality, film grain, warm color palette
This is appended to every generation prompt in the project.

Creating a Video Project

From Storyboard Mode, you can create a video project:
  1. Select the clips you want to include (or select all)
  2. Click Create Video in the toolbar
  3. Choose project settings (name, aspect ratio)
  4. You’re redirected to the Video Editor with your assets loaded
Only clips with selected assets are included in the video project. Make sure to select assets for all clips you want to include.

Storyboard Best Practices

Zoom out to see the overall flow, zoom in to check individual assets. Both perspectives are valuable.
Bulk generation is fast but uses your default prompt. For important scenes, generate individually with specific prompts.
Don’t wait until the end to select assets. Select your favorites immediately so you don’t lose track.
Scroll through your storyboard looking for visual outliers. Regenerate anything that doesn’t fit the overall style.

Keyboard Shortcuts

ShortcutAction
Arrow KeysNavigate between clips
EnterOpen selected clip
SpaceToggle clip selection
Cmd/Ctrl + ASelect all clips
Cmd/Ctrl + GGenerate for selected
+/-Zoom in/out

Export Options

From Storyboard Mode:
  • Export as PDF: Create a printable storyboard document
  • Export as Images: Download all selected assets as a ZIP
  • Create Video: Start a video project in the editor