Storyboard
Plan every shot before you roll
Storyboard organizes your scenes and shots, generates first and last frames with Imagen, turns them into shot videos with Veo, and helps you prepare call sheets.
What Storyboard does today
Tools for planning a shoot, from the first sketch to the call sheet.
Projects and scenes
Create short video, drama/film, or storyboard-only projects, with optional scene management.
Shot table and cards
Track framing, camera angle, movement, lens, lighting, props, cast, and duration in a table or card view, and present shots full screen.
AI first and last frames
Generate a shot's first and last frames with Google Imagen from a text prompt, or upload your own images.
Shot videos with Veo
Turn a first and last frame into a short shot video with Google Veo.
Call sheets
Build shooting notices with dates, locations, call times, the scene schedule, and cast calls, then copy them as text.
Contacts
Keep cast and crew contacts in groups. Contacts are stored in your browser.
How it works
From idea to shoot day in four steps.
- 1
Create a project
Pick a project type and decide whether to use scenes.
- 2
Break down shots
Add shots and fill in framing, camera, and on-set details.
- 3
Generate frames and video
Create first and last frames with Imagen and a shot video with Veo.
- 4
Prepare the call sheet
Schedule scenes and cast calls, then copy the notice for your team.
FAQ
Common questions about Storyboard.