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TL;DR — A storyboard pairs one scene with one design and breaks it into ordered panels representing shots. Create one, analyze your scene, generate images, and present.
What Is a Storyboard
A storyboard pairs a single scene from your screenplay with a production design and breaks it into an ordered sequence of panels, each representing one shot. The typical lifecycle is: create the storyboard, analyze the scene with AI, edit the panels, generate images, review everything, and present to your team or clients.
Creating a Storyboard
Open the Storyboards tab in your project and click any unstoryboarded scene. The editor opens immediately and you’re ready to start analyzing and building panels.
Browsing and Sorting
The dashboard shows your storyboards as cards with revision badges. Sort them by A–Z, Revision number, or Script order. You can also filter by a specific revision or production design to narrow things down.
Shot Types
Each panel displays a color-coded shot type badge. Twelve types are available: WIDE, MED, CU, ECU, OTS, 2-SHOT, EST, INS, AERIAL, LOW, HIGH, and POV.
Revisions
Clone a storyboard to create a new revision — all panels are copied over so you can iterate without losing your previous work. Each revision gets a distinct color badge so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Delete, Restore, and Bulk Operations
Deleted storyboards are soft-deleted — toggle Show Deleted to see and restore them. Use select mode to pick multiple storyboards for bulk delete or other batch operations.