Storyboard AIShots & Visualization
Shots & Visualization
Visualizing your story with shots, grid views, and image generation
This is where your script comes to life visually. You can manage individual shots and generate images for them.
Understanding Shots
A Shot is a single continuous view in your storyboard. Each shot contains:
- Description: What happens in the shot.
- Shot Size: Close-up, Medium Shot, Wide Shot, etc.
- Camera Movement: Pan, Tilt, Zoom, Static.
- Duration: How long the shot lasts.
Views
- Shot List: Best for editing metadata (descriptions, duration, camera info).
- Grid View: Best for seeing the visual flow of the story. You can drag and drop shots to reorder them.
Generating Images
- Select a shot or multiple shots.
- Click Generate Image.
- The AI uses the shot description, character definitions, and project art style to create the image.
Variations & Redrawing
If you're not happy with a result:
- Redraw: Generate a completely new image.
- Variations: Generate subtle variations of the current image.
- Edit: You can manually adjust the prompt or settings for a specific shot to get the perfect look.
Managing Versions
Storyboard AI keeps a history of generated images.
- Versions: Each generation creates a new version.
- Active Version: You can select which version is currently "active" and displayed in the storyboard.