Storyboard Generator

Made with the storyboard generator

Real grids drawn in one pass — click a card to load its prompt and layout.

Four-panel discovery beatUse this prompt

A 2x2 storyboard grid in sketch style: a hiker walks a pine trail, spots a glowing cave mouth, enters holding a lantern, discovers a crystal cavern. Consistent character, labeled panels.PNG · 2×2 grid

Six-beat café sequenceUse this prompt

A 3x2 storyboard grid, warm film look: a barista takes an order, grinds beans, pours a latte heart, slides the cup across the counter, the customer smiles. Consistent characters and cafe.PNG · 3×2 grid

How to Generate a Storyboard

The model draws the whole grid as one image, which is what keeps characters and lighting consistent from panel to panel.

1. 01

   Describe the sequence

   Write the beats in order. Concrete panel-by-panel actions beat abstract moods.

2. 02

   Pick the grid layout

   2×2, 3×2, or 2×3 panels on one sheet. Optionally set canvas size, aspect ratio, and a drawing style.

3. 03

   Generate and download the sheet

   You get one PNG grid — slice it into panels or drop the whole sheet into a deck.

Storyboard generator FAQ

Answers about panel consistency, layouts, style control, costs, and commercial use.

1. 1

   What does the storyboard generator do?

   It renders a multi-panel storyboard as a single grid image — beats, characters, and style stay consistent because the whole sheet is drawn in one pass.

2. 2

   Do I paste a script or just describe the scene?

   Describe the scene in prose — list the beats you want in order. The model lays them out as sequential panels, and shot-size or camera hints carry through.

3. 3

   Can I keep the same character across panels?

   Upload up to 10 reference images of your character or setting — the model follows them for consistency across the grid.

4. 4

   How do panels stay consistent?

   The grid is generated as one image, not separate frames — the model holds the same character design and lighting across every cell.

5. 5

   Which layouts are available?

   2×2, 3×2, and 2×3 grids. Canvas size, aspect ratio, and drawing style (cinematic, sketch, watercolor, comic, realistic) are optional extras.

6. 6

   Can I export panels for a pitch deck?

   Download the sheet as a PNG and slice individual panels, or drop the whole grid into your deck as a storyboard page.

7. 7

   How long does a run take?

   About 11 seconds on the Flare tier and around 39 seconds on Sunburst (measured P50).

8. 8

   What does one sheet cost?

   60 credits on the Flare tier, or 150 on Sunburst for higher fidelity. New accounts start with 330 free credits.

9. 9

   Can I use storyboards commercially?

   Yes — generated sheets are yours to use in pitches, pre-production, and published work.

10. 10

    What happens to my prompts and results?

    Your prompts and any uploaded reference images are used only to run the model. Uploads are deleted automatically within 24 hours; the result stays in your library, private to your account, until you delete it.