Images for the look
Add reference images or generate a visual direction for a setting, subject, or mood.
See the story.
Before you make it.
Turn your video idea into a plan you can shoot. Arrange images in scene frames, collect references in grids, sketch compositions with shapes, and keep scripts and checklists on one canvas.
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The tools behind every good shot.
Build a storyboard with more than pictures. Keep the visual direction and the practical details together.
Frames for the sequence
Give each shot its own frame. Keep its image and camera notes together as you rearrange scenes.
Grids for references
Collect lighting, location, and styling references in a grid you can scan at a glance.
Shapes for composition
Block out a title card, mark a focal point, or explore a layout with simple shapes.
Notes for the script
Keep dialogue, voiceover, timing, and camera direction next to the shot they belong to.
Checklists for the shoot
Track props, locations, equipment, and pickups so the plan is ready for production.
Explore more directions
with your AI agent
Start with an idea. Shape the brief. Create images, video, and copy.
All through a conversation.
I’m launching a botanical candle collection. Create product images, a short social video, and launch copy. Warm, natural, and a little editorial.
A few things to know.
Plan video ads, short films, YouTube tutorials, product videos, and social content. Explore the project tabs above for examples with shot sequences, script notes, references, and checklists.
No. Use your own images or generate visual directions with AI. Simple shapes can help block out a composition, while notes explain the action and camera movement.
Use frames to group each shot, grids to collect visual references, and notes for dialogue, voiceover, or camera direction. Keep a checklist nearby for production tasks.
Yes. Choose a project tab, activate the canvas, and try editing text, moving a frame, or checking off a task. Switching tabs opens a fresh example; use the full editor to build your own storyboard.
This is a visual planning canvas for scenes, scripts, and production notes. It does not edit video on a timeline or play the storyboard as a finished sequence.
See the story.
Before you make it.
Give your next video a clear direction. Bring the shots, script, references, and shoot checklist together.
Plan your storyboard