Storyboard generator
Your script. Every scene at once.
Paste the shot list — one line per scene. bulkimg renders the whole board in 16:9 and returns the frames numbered in order, ready for the edit or the animatic.
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Shot list in, frames out.
- Step 01
One line per scene
Describe each shot: subject, action, framing. End every line with the same look (film stock, grade, era) so the frames match.
- Step 02
Lock the character
Upload a reference image of your character — it guides every scene. Pick 16:9 for video, 9:16 for shorts.
- Step 03
Drop into the timeline
Frames are numbered in script order (01, 02, 03…). Download the ZIP and import the folder straight into your editor.
Made for faceless channels and pre-vis.
- 01
A whole video in one run
Narration with 40 beats? Paste 40 lines. No generating, saving and renaming one frame at a time.
- 02
Same face in every scene
A character reference goes with every line. Describe the character the same way each time for the best match.
- 03
Alternate takes
Ask for up to 20 images per line and keep the best take of each shot — copies are lettered 01A, 01B…
- 04
Cinematic ratios
16:9 and 9:16 on every model, plus 21:9 and others on the models that support them.
Storyboards — FAQ
Q1How do I keep the same character in every frame?
Upload a clear image of the character as a reference; it is sent with every line. Repeat the same short description (age, clothing, hair) in each line. Consistency is good but not perfect — render two takes per scene if a shot matters.
Q2Which model is best for storyboards?
GPT Image 2 follows long scene descriptions closely and is the default. Nano Banana models are strong with reference images. You can run the same list on two models and compare.
Q3Can I paste a script with timecodes or scene numbers?
Yes. Each line is sent as written. Keep numbers if they help you, or strip them — the files are numbered in order either way.
Q4How many scenes can one batch have?
Free accounts run up to 5 images per batch; credit packs go up to 100. A long video can be split into several batches.
Q5Can I use the frames commercially?
You own what you generate, subject to the license of the model that made it. No watermarks are added.
Something else? Write to us.
Your list is ready.
Paste it, pick a model, see the cost, render. 50 free credits to start — no card.