AI Storyboard Generator
A storyboard is a sequence of drawn panels that maps out shots before filming, camera angle, action, framing, for each beat of a scene. Paste your script or shot list and get panels with consistent characters and settings, without drawing every frame by hand.
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A tool that converts text descriptions into visual storyboard frames. You describe each shot (angle, action, lighting), and the AI renders it as an image. You can iterate on composition, swap elements, and export the sequence.
It plans out each shot, camera angle, action, and framing, before filming starts, so a director or client can see the sequence in advance.
Be specific about camera angle, subject position, and lighting. 'Wide shot, two people at a kitchen table, morning light from left window' works better than 'kitchen scene'. Refine one frame at a time, then copy settings across similar shots.
Describe the shot type directly in the prompt (wide establishing shot, close-up, over-the-shoulder), and the panel follows it.
Write a prompt for each scene: 'close-up of a hand reaching for a doorknob, dim hallway, overhead light'. The generator renders the frame. Repeat for each shot. Adjust framing or details. Export all frames as a numbered sequence.
OpenArt's character consistency locks in the face and outfit across a whole sequence instead of letting it drift panel to panel.
Yes. Once you have your sequence, you can use OpenArt's image-to-video tool to add motion: camera push, character movement, or transitions. This turns static boards into animatics for client review.
Regenerate or edit that single panel; the rest of the sequence stays untouched.