I have the story. I just don’t know how to design the shots.
AI co-director for visual storytelling
Story2Board Turn your story into a board, shot by shot.
Bring an idea or script. Your AI co-director helps develop the story, plan framing, angles, and camera moves, generate consistent storyboard panels, and export a PDF board.
100 free credits to start · No card required · Credits never expire
Any of this sound familiar?
ChatGPT gave me a nice nine-grid. Looks like a board — until I try to change one shot.
I keep regenerating until something looks like the shot in my head. It's a lottery.
Why Story2Board
You bring the story. We handle the shot design.
Chat with your co-director.
Rewrite the script, add a character, generate a panel — it all happens in one conversation, and the board updates as you talk.

Change your mind anytime.
Rewrite the script, swap a character, redesign a shot — at any point. Your co-director flags what no longer lines up and offers the fix.

Real films to learn from. Top models to draw with.
Not sure how to shoot it? Your co-director pulls comparable shots from a library of 270,000+ annotated shots across 250 of the most acclaimed films ever made — then generates yours with Nano Banana 2 and Nano Banana Pro.

No subscription. Credits never expire.
Top up anytime. Pay only when you need more. Credits stay in your balance — use them next week or next year.

What people make with Story2Board.
Indie short films
Establish the location, introduce your characters, land the emotional beat — and change any shot without starting over.
Music videos
Performance cuts and rhythm-driven wide shots that hold together as a real board — not a pile of generated images.
Pitch & student films
Board the idea in an afternoon, then hand over the PDF when you need to show it before you can shoot it.
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Credits never expire and cannot be exchanged, transferred, withdrawn, or refunded except where required by law.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your first shots are minutes away.
Sign up, describe your scene in plain English, get your first shots. No film jargon required.