Director's Storyboard

A six-panel storyboard sheet with camera moves and shot notes, ready to hand to a crew.

Cost450

From 25 credits · 2 images · About 20 seconds

Runs on

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Storyboard a scene in seconds

Type: Image preset
Runs on: GPT-Image 2.5
Input: Text, plus images to edit or follow
Output: Image (JPEG, PNG, WebP)
Options: Quality: Low, Medium, High, Extra High, Max · Speed: Fast, Slow · up to 4 per run · 13 aspect ratios · Resolution: 1K, 2K, 4K
Price: From 25 credits
Plan: All plans, including Free

Block out a scene before you shoot it. Describe what happens and get a storyboard sheet with six panels, camera arrows and shot notes you can share with your crew.

How to storyboard a scene

Describe the scene beat by beat.
Pick 4:3 or 16:9 for a sheet layout.
Generate and refine the description until the beats are right.

Tips

List the beats in order: "enters, sees the letter, runs to the window".
Mention shot sizes you have in mind: wide, close-up, over the shoulder.

FAQ

What do I get?

A sheet of six numbered panels in pencil-and-marker style, with arrows for camera moves and a short note under each panel.

How is it different from Storyboard Grid?

Storyboard Grid tells a scene in nine black-and-white panels. Director's Storyboard uses six larger panels and adds arrows for camera moves, for a sheet you can shoot from.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the quality and size you pick: from 25 credits for a Low-quality 1K image to 225 at High quality (the default). The composer shows the price before you generate.