AI storyboard generator
AI Storyboard Generator: Turn a Prompt Into a Shot-by-Shot Board
A storyboard is the bridge between an idea and a shoot: numbered panels, one image per beat, a line of action and a line of dialogue. StoryAi builds that board from a single sentence, then lets you edit every panel before anything is animated.
What an AI storyboard generator actually produces
StoryAi returns a structured script rather than loose prose, so every panel carries the fields a board needs: scene number, action line, narration, dialogue, an image prompt and the characters present.
- Scene beats in order, each one a single visual moment
- Character sheets reused across panels so faces and wardrobe stay stable
- An image prompt per panel, editable before you render
- A reference illustration per panel in the art style you chose
How to storyboard a scene in StoryAi
The workflow is linear and every stage is editable.
- Write one sentence of premise, pick a genre, tone and art style.
- StoryAi writes the structured script: title, scene beats, dialogue and character sheets.
- Each scene gets an AI image built from the shared character and style description.
- Scenes are animated into short clips, then narrated with a voice style of your choice.
- Play the story with live captions, or export scenes, images and text.
Keeping characters consistent between panels
Inconsistency is the usual failure of image-model storyboards: the lead changes age, hair or jacket between panels. StoryAi writes a character description once during the script stage and injects that same description into every panel's image prompt, together with the chosen style recipe (camera, lens, lighting). Editing the character sheet and re-rendering a panel is enough to correct drift on a single shot rather than rebuilding the board.
Storyboard first, video second
Because animating a clip costs more than drawing a frame, treat the board as the cheap draft. Lock the panel order, fix the prompts, then animate only the scenes that survived the edit. Scenes can be reordered on the story page, and a failed panel retries on its own without touching the rest of the board.
Common questions
- Can I edit the AI's shot descriptions?
- Yes. Scene text, narration and image prompts are editable fields on the story page, and re-rendering a single panel leaves the others untouched.
- What formats can I export?
- Scene images, the script text and the narrated video export from the story page; vertical 9:16 and widescreen 16:9 are both supported.
Try it on your own idea
One sentence is enough to get a script, scene images, narration and animated clips.
Generate my story