AI Storyboard Generator

Describe a story or paste a script. EasyVid draws every scene with the same characters and places, then turns the storyboard into a video.

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The storyboard behind it

Twelve frames, one per scene, each drawn from the same set of references and paired with the line it plays under.

Drawn from these references

  • Pip reference image

    Pip

  • Bram reference image

    Bram

  • Great Lamp reference image

    Great Lamp

  • Hand Lantern reference image

    Hand Lantern

  • Rowboat reference image

    Rowboat

  • Fish reference image

    Fish

  1. Pip the fox at the lit lamp in the lighthouse lamp room at sunset

    Scene 1

    Pip the young fox kept the lighthouse on the rocky island, and every evening Pip lit the great lamp before the dark could arrive.

  2. Pip at the top of the spiral stairs, peering down into the shadows

    Scene 2

    But that narrow spiral staircase always filled Pip's small heart with fear.

  3. Wide shot of the lighthouse island with storm waves breaking on the rocks

    Scene 3

    One stormy night, the wind howled wild across the sea.

  4. Bram the otter rowing his boat through the storm

    Scene 4

    Old Bram the fisherman was rowing home, trusting the lighthouse to guide him in.

  5. Close-up of the great lamp in the lamp room at night

    Scene 5

    Suddenly the great lamp flickered, sputtered, and went out completely.

  6. Pip at the foot of the dark stairs holding a small lit lantern

    Scene 6

    Pip froze at the bottom, staring at the darkness that climbed away above him.

  7. Pip facing the camera at the foot of the stairs, gripping the lantern

    Scene 7

    But Bram was out there, needing him, so Pip took one brave breath.

  8. Pip climbing the dark spiral stairs with the lantern raised

    Scene 8

    Step by step, the little lantern pushed the darkness back.

  9. Pip relighting the great lamp in the stormy lamp room

    Scene 9

    At last Pip relit the great lamp, bright and steady against the storm.

  10. Bram turning his rowboat toward shore in the rain, smiling

    Scene 10

    Far below, Bram smiled and steered safely home by the light's return.

  11. A fish lying on the lighthouse doorstep at dawn

    Scene 11

    At dawn the wind was gone, and Bram left a fish on the doorstep for his small hero.

  12. Pip walking up the sunlit stairs without the lantern

    Scene 12

    And Pip climbed those stairs once more, this time without the lantern, and without any fear at all.

What the AI storyboard generator does

Every frame on this page is a scene from an animated bedtime story about a fox who keeps a lighthouse. Hover one to see it animated.

Script to frames

A frame for every scene

EasyVid splits the story into scenes and draws one frame for each, with its narration or dialogue attached. The bedtime story above, about a fox who keeps a lighthouse, is twelve scenes from a one-paragraph idea.

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Consistent characters

The fox looks the same in every frame

Each character, place, and object gets one reference image, and every frame it appears in is drawn from it. The otter, his rowboat, and the lantern stay the same too.

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Camera

Wides and close-ups of the same place

A wide shot shows the whole location. A closer shot turns toward the part of it where the action is, like the top and the foot of the lighthouse stairs.

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Continuity

Changes carry from scene to scene

When the storm hits, the island, the sea, and the lamp room switch to their stormy versions. The next morning the stairs are sunlit again.

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Editing

Fix one frame without redoing the rest

Rewrite a scene's prompt and regenerate its frame, or upload your own image. Every other frame stays as it is.

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Storyboard to video

Then animate it

When the boards look right, EasyVid animates each frame into a clip, adds the voices, and renders the finished video, up to 10 minutes long on a paid plan.

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Who uses the AI storyboard generator

Anyone who wants to see a video before it is made.

Filmmakers

Check pacing, framing, and continuity before spending credits on video clips.

  • Short films
  • Animatics
  • Pitch visuals

Agencies and marketers

Show a client every scene of an ad or explainer, then change one frame at a time.

  • Ad concepts
  • Explainers
  • Client reviews

Writers and creators

Turn a script into frames to see what works, then animate the storyboard into a video.

  • Bedtime stories
  • Series episodes
  • YouTube stories

How to make a storyboard with AI

From a script or idea to a finished storyboard in five steps.

1

Start a project

Describe your idea, or paste a script you have already written.

2

Pick a look

Choose a visual style or upload a style image, then vertical, square, or landscape.

3

Generate the script and cast

EasyVid writes or formats the scenes and creates each character, location, and object.

4

Create the storyboard

Every scene gets a frame drawn with the right characters in the right place.

5

Review and fix

Rewrite a scene's prompt, regenerate one frame, or upload your own image, then play the storyboard back.

AI Storyboard Generator FAQ

What is an AI storyboard generator?

It is a tool that turns a script or story idea into storyboard frames, one picture per shot, without drawing. EasyVid's storyboard generator also keeps each frame connected to its dialogue and characters, so the storyboard can become a finished video.

How do I turn a script into a storyboard with AI?

Paste your script into a new EasyVid project and format it. EasyVid splits it into scenes, keeps every spoken line word for word, creates the characters, locations, and objects it needs, and then draws a frame for each scene when you create the storyboard.

Do I need to know how to draw?

No. You describe or paste the scenes and pick a visual style, and the AI draws the frames. You can also upload your own images for characters, places, or whole scenes.

Does it keep characters consistent across frames?

Yes. Each character gets a reference image, generated or uploaded, and that image is used whenever the character is tagged in a scene. Locations and important objects work the same way. If a frame drifts, regenerate just that one.

What should a storyboard include?

For each shot: what the viewer sees and how close the camera is, who is in frame and where they are, the location, the action, and the dialogue or narration over it. EasyVid's scene cards include all of these, plus each scene's length.

Can I use my own characters or art style?

Yes. Upload images of your characters, locations, or props, and EasyVid uses them as references. For the look, pick one of the visual styles or upload a style image.

Can I edit the storyboard after it's generated?

Yes. Rewrite any scene's prompt and regenerate its frame, upload your own image for a scene, change its dialogue, or delete it. The other scenes stay as they are.

Can I turn the storyboard into a video?

Yes. Animate the frames into video clips, generate the voices, add subtitles and background music, and render an MP4. If you leave every scene unanimated, the video renders as a slideshow of your frames with their voices, which works as an animatic.

Can I export the storyboard as a PDF?

No. EasyVid does not export storyboard PDFs or pitch decks. You can play the storyboard back in the editor and render it as an MP4 video.

Can I skip the frames and generate video straight away?

Yes. In Director mode each scene card goes straight to a video clip generated from the character and location references, without drawing a frame first. Classic mode draws every frame first, so you can approve the picture before it moves.

Which aspect ratios can I use?

Vertical (9:16) for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, square (1:1) for the Instagram feed, and landscape (16:9) for YouTube.

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