AI Storyboard Generator

Describe what you want to film and get an ordered shot list back — the framing and the action for each shot, in the order they cut together. Free to use, five generations a day, no account needed.

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Example outputFrom: “A product reveal for a minimalist desk lamp”
- Close-up, shallow focus: the lamp's arm in silhouette against a dark wall, only its edge lit.
- Wide, static: a cluttered desk in flat overhead light, the lamp switched off among the mess.
- Macro, slow push: a thumb rolls the brass dimmer, the filament warming from cold to amber.
- Medium, low angle: light spills across the desk and the clutter reads as texture rather than noise.
- Overhead: hands settle into the pool of light and start writing.
- Slow pull back: the room dark, one warm island of light at its centre.
- Product shot, clean background: the lamp alone, at the angle from shot one, now fully lit.

What a shot list actually decides

A shot list is a plan for coverage, not a description of the finished video.

Each line answers two questions: how close are we, and what happens. That is enough to generate or film against, and deliberately stops short of dictating cuts or timing — decisions better made once the material exists. The breakdown craft here is the same one the pipeline uses to turn a script into scenes, which is why the shots vary in distance rather than repeating one framing.

Getting more out of it

Four things that make the difference.

  • Vary the distance. A sequence of identically-framed shots reads as flat however good each one is.
  • Give every shot one action. Two things happening is two shots.
  • Establish before you go close — a detail shot means little without the space around it.
  • End on something that resolves: a look, a landing, a reveal.

From shot list to generated video

Each line here is close to a generation prompt already. In the pipeline a breakdown like this becomes the scene list, with each shot generated from a reference image so a character or product stays recognisable between them.

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Yes — five a day, no account. Generating the actual shots is charged, since that calls a paid video model.

Your first video starts with one sentence.

Describe what you want. Scenes AI writes the script, generates visuals, adds voiceover, and renders the final cut. You approve at every step, and nothing expensive runs until you have.

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