Storyboard
Organizing and producing an ordered sequence of visual shots.
Read as Markdown ↗Use it for: Organizing and producing an ordered sequence of visual shots.
What it can do: Hold shot intentions, named references, images and videos in one table; edit/reorder shots; replace media; preview shot results.
Inputs: Connected text, Character/image/video references, and shot intentions. Choose references for each shot or mention them by name. The ready image in that shot's image slot is supplied to its video generation.
Output: Shot images and videos; its output handle supplies every video slot to Merge Video in row order.
Try it: Add two shots: “Courier reaches the harbor” and “Courier watches the sunrise.” Name a Character reference and use it in each intention. Generate or choose each shot image, inspect it, then generate that shot's video. Connect Storyboard to Merge Video after all videos are ready.
Remember: Generated shot images are storyboard contact sheets showing successive moments. Their panels guide video motion; the grid should not appear in the video. This is a visual-reference workflow, rather than a strict first-frame workflow. On narrow Web screens, open the expanded editor to edit the board. Choose compatible clip settings if you intend to merge them.
Watch the setup
These short demos show setup or existing results. Generation and analysis are started separately after you review the inputs and displayed price or allowance.