Describe the story
Include the subject, audience, setting and desired mood. Choose 2–6 shots and a landscape or portrait format.
AI Storyboard
Start with a product idea, a scene or a short story. Build an editable storyboard, then carry each shot into image, video and narration generation.
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THE WORKFLOW
Include the subject, audience, setting and desired mood. Choose 2–6 shots and a landscape or portrait format.
Review the title, synopsis and individual shot prompts. Rewrite a scene, add or remove a shot, and reorder the story before generating media.
Generate images and video for each shot. Select your preferred versions, add narration and export the sequence as an MP4.
A STARTING POINT
An editable prompt example, ready to make your own.
A three-shot coastal perfume launch: the bottle beside sunlit sea glass, a close-up of water on the glass, then a slow reveal against the evening ocean. Quiet, tactile, cinematic. No on-screen text.Use this example
A short clip works best with a clear subject and a single camera movement. Split a complex action into separate shots.
Repeat essential lighting, palette and subject details across prompts. Reference images help guide the look, but perfect identity consistency is not guaranteed.
Yes. The project stores shot titles, prompts, order and selected media. You can revise the plan before or after generating individual clips.
No. Planning creates the written storyboard. Start each image, video or narration generation separately so you can review the direction first.
The current project supports 2–6 shots. It is designed for short films and product stories, not automated long-form episodes or a complete series pipeline.
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