IDEAS • CHARACTERS • SCENES

Plan your story.
Shape every scene.

Create visual storyboards and video prompts with consistent characters, clear action and purposeful transitions.

ShotBoard is free. Public access is being prepared; it is not yet available for general installation. AI capabilities depend on your platform and account.

ShotBoard: story panels, a play button and a camera

Five ways to develop your idea.

For educators, content creators and anyone planning visuals before producing a video.

01

Promo Videos

Plan promotional visuals, shot sequences and calls to action based on your product details.

02

Story Videos

Organise action, emotion and scenes that carry the story forward.

03

Comics & Storybooks

Prepare written storyboards for comic panels or illustrated story pages.

04

Character Sheets

Create visual references for faces, clothing, poses and expressions.

05

Video Prompts

Get scene instructions covering timing, camera movement, dialogue, lip-sync and transitions.

PLANNED CONTINUITY

Continue the action.
Or make a purposeful cut.

Keep movement consistent for a direct continuation. When a shot or location changes, plan how one scene ends and the next begins.

SCENE 1 END · 9.5–10.0s

The camera moves towards a laptop screen until the screen fills the frame.

SCENE 2 START · 0.0–0.5s

Open on a laptop screen in the new location, then pull back to reveal the room.

An example match-cut plan for two 10-second scenes. Actual results depend on references, the video model and editing.

Start with a simple brief.

01

Share the idea

Provide the purpose, script, number of scenes and duration of each scene.

02

Define the character

Attach a reference image or describe the character, clothing and voice.

03

Review and create

Review the storyboard, copy the video prompt and use matching references in your chosen tool.

ShotBoard provides storyboards and prompts. It does not automatically generate or edit finished videos.