Anime Movie Sequences
Expand one anime-style image into wide, close-up, and detail shots.
AI Storyboard Generator
Turn a prompt, script, or reference image into a cinematic storyboard. Generate shot-by-shot image panels for videos, ads, animations, and AI films in seconds.
How to Create AI Storyboards from Keyframes
STEP 1
Choose a Reference Scene
Start from a provided storyboard use case, or upload your own character, product, concept art, or anime-style scene.
STEP 2
Write the Shot List
Define the shot type, action, camera angle, and continuity rules. Include wide shots, close-ups, detail shots, and a simple order for the frame grid.
STEP 3
Generate and Select Keyframes
Create a 3x3 storyboard grid, then select the best 2-8 frames for Frames to Video and add simple motion prompts for the transitions.
AI Storyboard Use Cases
Short Film Planning
Test scene pacing before full production.
Product Storyboards
Show how a product appears, changes, or solves a problem across shots.
Ad Concepts
Create fast visual boards for approval and creative review.
Music Video Planning
Map a song section into cinematic beats before animation.
Creator Showcases
Prepare storyboard examples that show different genres and camera styles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I create an AI storyboard from one image?
Yes. Use GPT Image 2 / Nano Banana to expand one image into a 3x3 storyboard grid with consistent subject, clothing, location, and lighting.
Why generate 9 keyframes if Frames to Video supports 2-8?
The 9-frame grid is a planning asset. Pick the best 2-8 frames from that grid when you want to turn the storyboard into a video.
What should the storyboard prompt include?
Ask for shot type, action, camera angle, and strict continuity. Include wide shots, close-ups, and detail shots.
Can I guide motion between selected frames?
Yes. Use simple motion prompts for each selected frame segment, but complex motion may take iteration.
How do I keep storyboard continuity?
Repeat the same character, outfit, location, lighting, and visual style in the prompt. Remove extra props or setting changes unless the story needs them.