Storyboard
Creator AI

The ultimate tool for directors, artists, and creators.

Turn one sentence into a full storyboard in seconds, with characters, locations and style that stay consistent from shot to shot.

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Storyboard Creator AI iOS App for iPad, showing AI generated storyboard in sketch style.
Storyboard Creator AI iOS App for iPhone, showing AI generated storyboard in digital art style.
iphone screenshot of storyboard creator ai app for iphone, showing the settings tab, it includes the AI model selection, image style, image aspect ratio, and account management.
iphone screenshot of storyboard creator ai app for iphone, showing storyboard in vertical aspect ratio.

AI Model, Aspect Ratio, & Style Selection

Storyboard Creator AI lets you pick the image model, the video model, the aspect ratio and the style for your storyboard. The model list keeps up with what ships, so you always draw with something current.

Image models include Nano Banana 2, GPT Image 2, Z-Image, Flux 2, Wan 2.7, Bria 3.2 and Google Imagen 4. Video comes from Google Omni 1.1 Flash and MiniMax H3.

Bulk Video Generation

Send a whole storyboard to the video queue, or import images from your photo library, and the app writes a motion prompt for every one of them. Queuing is free and local: nothing is charged until you tap Generate on the Videos tab.

Edit any prompt before you generate, run a single clip or the entire queue, and get a push notification when the renders are ready.

iphone screenshot of storyboard creator ai app for iphone, showing the bulk video generation tab.
iphone screenshot of storyboard creator ai app for iphone, showing the create video item in toolbar.
iphone screenshot of storyboard creator ai app for iphone, showing the version back button in storyboard toolbar.
iphone screenshot of storyboard creator ai app for iphone, showing the image history for a shot, it includes the model, json prompt, and image.

Version History

Every image you generate is kept as a new version on the shot, together with the model and the prompt that produced it.

Compare versions, step the whole storyboard back or forward one version at a time, and set any earlier frame as the current one.