# DreamForge AI — 8 storyboard plans Choose a plan, prepare each shot’s source reference, and edit the purpose, motion, ending, and cut notes. Generate each clip in your chosen video provider and assemble it in your editor. This JSON is a planning catalog, not a model API payload or import file. ## Product photo showcase Three restrained product shots: establish the item, show one detail, then hold a clean closing frame. Prepare: Prepare three approved photos of the same item: full product, one detail and a final wider composition. A suitable crop can be reused when it preserves visible detail; do not ask the model to invent the reverse side. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=product-photo-showcase) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief A short vertical product introduction with a clear opening, one feature detail and a calm ending. ### Shared reference notes Use photos of the same item with consistent color, background and lighting. Assign each photo to its shot in your video tool. ### Shared subject/character The same product as shown in the assigned photos ### Motion intensity subtle ### Pace slow ### Suggested framing 9:16 — portrait ### Sequence review checklist - Assign the intended source image to each shot in your video tool; remove directions that do not match that image. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Establish the full product and its silhouette. ### Reference assignment Photo A: the full product on a clear surface, with space around its edges. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short, steady push-in toward the product. ### Preserve Keep the product shape, surface color and visible markings consistent with the source image. ### End frame The full product remains comfortably inside the frame as the camera settles. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the matching product detail after the camera settles. ### Paste-ready prompt The product remains still while the camera moves gently closer. A short, steady push-in toward the product. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the product shape, surface color and visible markings consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The full product remains comfortably inside the frame as the camera settles. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Show one visible material or construction detail. ### Reference assignment Photo B: a close view of one real feature of the same product. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A slow, short slide across the visible detail. ### Preserve Keep the detail geometry and visible surface texture consistent with the source image. ### End frame The selected feature stays sharp and visible near the center of the frame. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut back to the wider product composition. ### Paste-ready prompt The detail stays still as the camera makes a small lateral move. A slow, short slide across the visible detail. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the detail geometry and visible surface texture consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The selected feature stays sharp and visible near the center of the frame. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Create a calm final frame for an editor-added title or link. ### Reference assignment Photo C: the same full product with clear empty space beside it. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked camera holds the closing composition. ### Preserve Keep the product silhouette, color and existing empty space consistent with the source image. ### End frame The product rests in a stable frame with the existing empty space clear. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the ending briefly; add your title or call to action in the editor. ### Paste-ready prompt The product and surroundings stay still in a steady composition. A locked camera holds the closing composition. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the product silhouette, color and existing empty space consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The product rests in a stable frame with the existing empty space clear. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/) ## Fashion editorial sequence Four small movements built around approved full-length, fabric-detail and portrait photographs. Prepare: Prepare full-length, fabric-detail, waist-up and closing photos of the same person and outfit. Each image supplies its own pose; use distinct approved photos instead of requesting a new unseen angle. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=fashion-editorial) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief A restrained editorial sequence introducing an outfit through silhouette, texture and a relaxed portrait. ### Shared reference notes Keep person, garment colors and location consistent across the four supplied photographs. ### Shared subject/character The same person and outfit from the approved reference photographs ### Motion intensity subtle ### Pace slow ### Suggested framing 9:16 — portrait ### Sequence review checklist - Assign the intended source image to each shot in your video tool; remove directions that do not match that image. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Introduce the complete outfit. ### Reference assignment Photo A: full-length portrait with the entire outfit visible. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked full-length view holds the composition. ### Preserve Keep face, clothing shape and garment details consistent with the source image. ### End frame The person settles back into a relaxed, still pose. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the fabric detail. ### Paste-ready prompt The person holds the photographed pose with a small, natural shift of weight. One restrained weight shift while the feet remain in place. A locked full-length view holds the composition. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep face, clothing shape and garment details consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The person settles back into a relaxed, still pose. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Show the visible fabric texture. ### Reference assignment Photo B: close view of one garment texture or seam. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short, steady push-in on the fabric detail. ### Preserve Keep the visible seam, pattern and material texture consistent with the source image. ### End frame The detail rests in a stable close composition. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the matching waist-up portrait. ### Paste-ready prompt The garment detail remains still as the camera moves slightly closer. A short, steady push-in on the fabric detail. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the visible seam, pattern and material texture consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The detail rests in a stable close composition. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Add one relaxed human movement. ### Reference assignment Photo C: waist-up portrait of the same person wearing the same outfit. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked medium portrait view. ### Preserve Keep facial features, hair and clothing consistent with the source image. ### End frame The head rests in a comfortable position with the face clearly visible. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the closing full-length image. ### Paste-ready prompt The person makes a slight head turn and settles into a relaxed expression. A small head turn followed by a natural blink. A locked medium portrait view. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep facial features, hair and clothing consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The head rests in a comfortable position with the face clearly visible. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 4 ### Purpose Close with a clear view of the outfit. ### Reference assignment Photo D: approved full-length closing pose with space around the silhouette. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked full-length view. ### Preserve Keep the person, outfit silhouette and background consistent with the source image. ### End frame The photographed outfit remains fully visible in a calm final frame. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the final composition before ending the edit. ### Paste-ready prompt The person holds the photographed pose with gentle natural breathing. Subtle breathing while the body stays in the photographed pose. A locked full-length view. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the person, outfit silhouette and background consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The photographed outfit remains fully visible in a calm final frame. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/) ## Interior photo walkthrough Four independently animated room photos arranged as an entrance, wide view, detail and window-side ending. Prepare: Prepare four photos of the same room: entrance view, wide room view, one furniture detail and a window-side view. Separate photos provide the new viewpoints; the motion prompt does not reconstruct a room beyond the source image. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=interior-walkthrough) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief An interior introduction moving from the entrance to the room layout and a quiet final detail. ### Shared reference notes Use photos of the same finished room, with matching furniture placement and lighting. ### Shared subject/character The same room and furnishings shown in the four photos ### Motion intensity subtle ### Pace slow ### Suggested framing 16:9 — landscape ### Sequence review checklist - Assign the intended source image to each shot in your video tool; remove directions that do not match that image. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Orient the viewer at the entrance. ### Reference assignment Photo A: entrance view into the room. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A small, steady forward movement within the photographed view. ### Preserve Keep door frames, wall lines and furniture positions consistent with the source image. ### End frame The camera settles while the entrance and room remain recognizable. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the wide room photo. ### Paste-ready prompt The room remains still as the camera moves a short distance forward. A small, steady forward movement within the photographed view. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep door frames, wall lines and furniture positions consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The camera settles while the entrance and room remain recognizable. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Show the room layout. ### Reference assignment Photo B: a wide view showing the main furniture arrangement. ### Duration suggestion 4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short, slow pan across the photographed room. ### Preserve Keep architectural lines and furniture shapes consistent with the source image. ### End frame The main seating area is clear in a stable wide composition. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the selected furniture detail. ### Paste-ready prompt The room stays still as the camera makes a gentle pan across the visible arrangement. A short, slow pan across the photographed room. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep architectural lines and furniture shapes consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The main seating area is clear in a stable wide composition. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Highlight one material or furniture detail. ### Reference assignment Photo C: a close view of one existing furniture or surface detail. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short, steady push-in on the visible detail. ### Preserve Keep material texture and object geometry consistent with the source image. ### End frame The chosen detail holds clearly in the frame. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the window-side closing photo. ### Paste-ready prompt The selected detail remains still as the camera moves slightly closer. A short, steady push-in on the visible detail. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep material texture and object geometry consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The chosen detail holds clearly in the frame. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 4 ### Purpose Finish with a calm room atmosphere. ### Reference assignment Photo D: window-side room view; use a photo containing a curtain if keeping the curtain motion. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked camera holds the window-side view. ### Scene motion The visible light curtain moves gently and settles. ### Preserve Keep the window frame and furnishings consistent with the source image. ### End frame The curtain rests gently while the room holds still. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the room view, then end the edit. ### Paste-ready prompt The room remains still in a calm composition. The visible light curtain moves gently and settles. A locked camera holds the window-side view. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the window frame and furnishings consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The curtain rests gently while the room holds still. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/) ## Coffee preparation and pour Four small actions: introduce the setup, pour coffee, show steam and hold the finished cup. Prepare: Use one setup reference or written style guide for the cup, server and wooden table. For text-to-video, these are manual continuity notes; generate each shot separately and compare the props before editing. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=food-coffee-sequence) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief A short coffee sequence ending on a finished cup, with each preparation step rendered independently. ### Shared reference notes Keep the same white cup, glass server, wooden tabletop and daylight direction across the edit. ### Shared subject/character One plain white ceramic cup and one small glass coffee server ### Shared style Natural food photography with soft daylight and restrained color ### Motion intensity balanced ### Pace natural ### Suggested framing 9:16 — portrait ### Sequence review checklist - Check each scene and physical action against the references or written plan before rendering. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Establish the cup and server before the action. ### Reference assignment Setup guide: empty white cup beside a glass coffee server on a wooden table. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A steady medium close view from slightly above the table. ### Preserve Keep one cup and one server clearly separated on the table. ### End frame The empty cup and coffee server remain clearly visible. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the closer pouring view. ### Paste-ready prompt An empty white ceramic cup sits beside a small glass server of coffee on a wooden table. One plain white ceramic cup and one small glass coffee server. The cup and server stay still. A steady medium close view from slightly above the table. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep one cup and one server clearly separated on the table. The shot finishes with this framing: The empty cup and coffee server remain clearly visible. Natural food photography with soft daylight and restrained color. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Show the single pouring action. ### Reference assignment Use the same cup, server and table; frame the server spout and cup opening clearly. ### Duration suggestion 4–5 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked close view frames the cup and server spout. ### Preserve Keep the cup on the tabletop throughout the pour. ### End frame The stream stops and the filled cup rests on the table. ### Edit transition after this shot Cut after the stream stops to the steam detail. ### Paste-ready prompt Coffee pours from the glass server into the white ceramic cup on the wooden table. One plain white ceramic cup and one small glass coffee server. A short, steady stream fills the cup, then the pour stops. A locked close view frames the cup and server spout. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep the cup on the tabletop throughout the pour. The shot finishes with this framing: The stream stops and the filled cup rests on the table. Natural food photography with soft daylight and restrained color. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 4–5 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Add a quiet food detail. ### Reference assignment Use the same filled white cup and tabletop with a closer crop. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked close view holds on the cup rim and steam. ### Scene motion A thin curl of steam rises and dissipates gently. ### Preserve Keep the cup rim and coffee surface clearly visible. ### End frame The steam thins while the cup remains still. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the wider finished-cup composition. ### Paste-ready prompt A filled white ceramic cup of hot coffee rests on the wooden table. One plain white ceramic cup and one small glass coffee server. The cup remains still. A thin curl of steam rises and dissipates gently. A locked close view holds on the cup rim and steam. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep the cup rim and coffee surface clearly visible. The shot finishes with this framing: The steam thins while the cup remains still. Natural food photography with soft daylight and restrained color. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 4 ### Purpose Close on the finished drink. ### Reference assignment Use the original tabletop composition with the filled cup and server beside it. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short, slow push-in toward the finished cup. ### Preserve Keep the cup and server clearly separated in the composition. ### End frame The camera settles on the finished cup with a little space around it. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the finished cup and add any caption in the editor. ### Paste-ready prompt The filled white ceramic cup stands beside the glass server on the wooden table. One plain white ceramic cup and one small glass coffee server. The cup and server remain still. A short, slow push-in toward the finished cup. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep the cup and server clearly separated in the composition. The shot finishes with this framing: The camera settles on the finished cup with a little space around it. Natural food photography with soft daylight and restrained color. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/) ## Travel photo mini-story Four selected trip photos create a simple place, path, detail and sunset story through gentle motion and cuts. Prepare: Select four photos from the same location or trip: place overview, path or street, one local detail and a final scenic view. The supplied images define each location; do not request a continuous camera journey between them. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=travel-mini-story) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief A short travel memory told through an overview, a path, one detail and a scenic ending. ### Shared reference notes Use your selected trip photographs and match their order to the actual journey you want to show. ### Shared subject/character The locations and details in the selected trip photos ### Motion intensity subtle ### Pace slow ### Suggested framing 9:16 — portrait ### Sequence review checklist - Assign the intended source image to each shot in your video tool; remove directions that do not match that image. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Introduce the place. ### Reference assignment Photo A: a wide scenic overview from the trip. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short, slow push-in within the photographed view. ### Preserve Keep the visible terrain and building shapes consistent with the source image. ### End frame The main landmark remains clearly visible as the camera settles. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the path or street photo. ### Paste-ready prompt The scene changes gently as the camera makes a small forward move. A short, slow push-in within the photographed view. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the visible terrain and building shapes consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The main landmark remains clearly visible as the camera settles. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Suggest the next part of the journey. ### Reference assignment Photo B: a path or street from the same trip, with the route already visible. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short forward movement along the visible path. ### Preserve Keep the path, street edges and visible surroundings consistent with the source image. ### End frame The visible route remains centered and clear. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the local detail photograph. ### Paste-ready prompt The path and surroundings remain still as the camera moves gently forward. A short forward movement along the visible path. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the path, street edges and visible surroundings consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The visible route remains centered and clear. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Pause on one memorable detail. ### Reference assignment Photo C: one object, plant or architectural detail photographed on the trip. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A small, steady push-in on the detail. ### Preserve Keep the visible object shape and material consistent with the source image. ### End frame The selected detail holds clearly in a stable composition. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the closing scenic view. ### Paste-ready prompt The selected detail remains still as the camera moves slightly closer. A small, steady push-in on the detail. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the visible object shape and material consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The selected detail holds clearly in a stable composition. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 4 ### Purpose Finish the travel memory. ### Reference assignment Photo D: a final scenic view from the trip, such as a lake at sunset. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked camera holds the scenic composition. ### Preserve Keep the skyline, terrain and visible landmarks consistent with the source image. ### End frame The scene rests in a still final composition. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the final scene, then end the edit. ### Paste-ready prompt The final view holds calm and steady. A locked camera holds the scenic composition. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the skyline, terrain and visible landmarks consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The scene rests in a still final composition. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/) ## One-fold paper tutorial Five overhead shots separate setup, edge alignment, fold, crease and final result into simple steps. Prepare: Use a real photo or sketch for each paper state: flat sheet, aligned edges, bent sheet, pressed crease and final folded sheet. This is a visual draft; verify the actual fold sequence before sharing it as instruction. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=paper-craft-tutorial) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief A simple one-fold demonstration broken into separate setup, alignment, fold, crease and result shots. ### Shared reference notes Keep the same blue paper, white desk and overhead view; use a reference for each paper state and check the order manually. ### Shared subject/character Two hands and one plain blue rectangular paper sheet on a white desk ### Shared style Clear overhead tutorial photography with even studio lighting ### Motion intensity balanced ### Pace natural ### Suggested framing 16:9 — landscape ### Sequence review checklist - Check each scene and physical action against the references or written plan before rendering. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Show the starting materials. ### Reference assignment State A: one flat blue rectangular sheet on a clean white desk. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked overhead view looks straight down at the desk. ### Preserve Keep the full sheet and both hands inside the frame. ### End frame The flat sheet remains clearly visible before the first action. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the edge-alignment step. ### Paste-ready prompt One flat blue rectangular paper sheet rests on a clear white desk, with two hands beside it. Two hands and one plain blue rectangular paper sheet on a white desk. The hands rest beside the sheet. A locked overhead view looks straight down at the desk. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep the full sheet and both hands inside the frame. The shot finishes with this framing: The flat sheet remains clearly visible before the first action. Clear overhead tutorial photography with even studio lighting. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Align the paper edges for one fold. ### Reference assignment State B: the hands hold one short edge near the opposite short edge. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked overhead view. ### Preserve Keep one sheet of paper and both hands clearly visible. ### End frame The short edges align while the paper remains softly bent. ### Edit transition after this shot Cut when the edges align to the crease-making step. ### Paste-ready prompt Two hands bring one short edge of the blue paper toward the opposite short edge on the white desk. Two hands and one plain blue rectangular paper sheet on a white desk. The hands align the two short edges carefully. A locked overhead view. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep one sheet of paper and both hands clearly visible. The shot finishes with this framing: The short edges align while the paper remains softly bent. Clear overhead tutorial photography with even studio lighting. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Complete the single fold. ### Reference assignment State C: the aligned sheet is bent in half before the crease is pressed. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked overhead view. ### Preserve Keep the aligned paper edges in view. ### End frame The paper rests as a folded rectangle with the crease ready to press. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to a closer view of the crease. ### Paste-ready prompt Two hands hold the aligned short edges of the blue paper on the white desk. Two hands and one plain blue rectangular paper sheet on a white desk. The hands lower the bent paper gently into a half-folded rectangle. A locked overhead view. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep the aligned paper edges in view. The shot finishes with this framing: The paper rests as a folded rectangle with the crease ready to press. Clear overhead tutorial photography with even studio lighting. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 4 ### Purpose Press the crease once. ### Reference assignment State D: the blue rectangle is folded in half on the white desk. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked overhead close view shows the folded edge. ### Preserve Keep the folded paper on the desk and the crease visible. ### End frame The crease is pressed and the hands pause beside the folded paper. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the finished paper view. ### Paste-ready prompt The folded blue paper rectangle rests on the white desk. Two hands and one plain blue rectangular paper sheet on a white desk. One hand presses along the single folded edge from left to right while the other hand holds the paper still. A locked overhead close view shows the folded edge. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep the folded paper on the desk and the crease visible. The shot finishes with this framing: The crease is pressed and the hands pause beside the folded paper. Clear overhead tutorial photography with even studio lighting. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 5 ### Purpose Show the finished state clearly. ### Reference assignment State E: the finished half-folded blue rectangle on the same white desk. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked overhead view shows the complete folded rectangle. ### Preserve Keep the final folded shape clearly visible. ### End frame The folded paper rests alone in the center of the frame. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the finished state and add the step label in the editor. ### Paste-ready prompt A blue paper rectangle folded once in half rests on the clear white desk. Two hands and one plain blue rectangular paper sheet on a white desk. The hands move gently away from the folded paper. A locked overhead view shows the complete folded rectangle. Use clear, controlled movement at a moderate intensity. Let the movement follow a natural, continuous rhythm. Keep the final folded shape clearly visible. The shot finishes with this framing: The folded paper rests alone in the center of the frame. Clear overhead tutorial photography with even studio lighting. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Text-to-video scene planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Check that the subject, setting, and one main action are clear. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/) ## Portrait profile introduction Three subtle portrait movements form a quiet profile sequence without speech or complex gestures. Prepare: Use three approved photographs of the same person: a medium portrait, a closer portrait and a closing portrait with space for a caption. Each source image defines its pose and face; check the rendered identity manually. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=portrait-profile) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief A calm three-shot personal introduction with a medium portrait, one close moment and a clean ending. ### Shared reference notes Use approved photos of the same person with matching clothing and lighting; assign a separate reference to each shot. ### Shared subject/character The same person in the approved portrait photographs ### Motion intensity subtle ### Pace slow ### Suggested framing 9:16 — portrait ### Sequence review checklist - Assign the intended source image to each shot in your video tool; remove directions that do not match that image. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Introduce the person in a relaxed composition. ### Reference assignment Photo A: a medium portrait with shoulders visible. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked medium portrait view. ### Preserve Keep facial features, hairstyle and clothing consistent with the source image. ### End frame The person rests in the photographed pose with the face clearly visible. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the closer approved portrait. ### Paste-ready prompt The person holds a relaxed pose with subtle natural breathing. Gentle breathing while the head remains in the photographed position. A locked medium portrait view. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep facial features, hairstyle and clothing consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The person rests in the photographed pose with the face clearly visible. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Add one small expressive moment. ### Reference assignment Photo B: a closer approved portrait of the same person. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked close portrait view. ### Preserve Keep the person’s facial features and hair consistent with the source image. ### End frame The head settles into a relaxed position with a natural expression. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to the closing portrait. ### Paste-ready prompt The person makes one small head turn toward the camera and then settles. A slight head turn followed by a natural blink. A locked close portrait view. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the person’s facial features and hair consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The head settles into a relaxed position with a natural expression. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Provide a stable ending for an editor-added name caption. ### Reference assignment Photo C: closing portrait with clear space beside the person. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked portrait view holds the existing composition. ### Preserve Keep the person and existing empty space consistent with the source image. ### End frame The face stays clearly visible and the existing caption space remains clear. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the final portrait and add the verified name or caption in the editor. ### Paste-ready prompt The person holds a relaxed, steady pose. Subtle natural breathing while the person remains still. A locked portrait view holds the existing composition. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the person and existing empty space consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The face stays clearly visible and the existing caption space remains clear. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 9:16 — portrait Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/) ## App or device presentation Three device-photo shots prepare a clean intro and outro around an editor-added real screen recording. Prepare: Prepare an approved device overview photo, a close screen-facing photo and a closing device photo. Use a real screen recording or approved static UI overlay for accurate app behavior and text; this plan does not generate functioning UI. [Edit this plan](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/?template=app-device-demo) # DreamForge AI — Production sheet ### Sequence brief A device introduction and closing frame around a real app recording or an approved screen overlay. ### Shared reference notes Use approved device images; prepare a real screen recording separately for any feature demonstration or exact interface text. ### Shared subject/character The same device from the approved product photographs ### Motion intensity subtle ### Pace slow ### Suggested framing 16:9 — landscape ### Sequence review checklist - Assign the intended source image to each shot in your video tool; remove directions that do not match that image. - Choose aspect ratio and duration from the controls supported by your selected model and interface. - Compare identity, product shape, props and lighting manually between rendered shots; shared notes do not guarantee continuity. - Render shots separately, review their ending states, then apply the planned cuts in your editor. ## Shot 1 ### Purpose Introduce the device before the app demonstration. ### Reference assignment Photo A: full device on a clear desk with a simple screen. ### Duration suggestion 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A short, steady push-in toward the device. ### Preserve Keep the device silhouette and screen boundary consistent with the source image. ### End frame The device stays fully visible as the camera settles. ### Edit transition after this shot Straight cut to your real screen recording, or to shot 2 with an approved UI overlay. ### Paste-ready prompt The device remains still as the camera moves gently closer. A short, steady push-in toward the device. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the device silhouette and screen boundary consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The device stays fully visible as the camera settles. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3–4 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 2 ### Purpose Provide a stable screen-facing plate for approved interface content. ### Reference assignment Photo B: close screen-facing device photo; prepare accurate UI as a separate recording or overlay. ### Duration suggestion 4–5 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked close view holds the screen area steady. ### Preserve Keep the device edges and screen boundary stable and clearly visible. ### End frame The screen-facing area remains still for the planned editor-added content. ### Edit transition after this shot Add the approved interface recording or overlay in the editor, then straight cut to the closing device view. ### Paste-ready prompt The device and screen-facing composition remain still. A locked close view holds the screen area steady. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the device edges and screen boundary stable and clearly visible. The shot finishes with this framing: The screen-facing area remains still for the planned editor-added content. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 4–5 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ## Shot 3 ### Purpose Close on the device with room for a verified app title. ### Reference assignment Photo C: full device with existing empty space beside it. ### Duration suggestion 3 seconds — verify selected model support ### Camera A locked camera holds the device and surrounding space. ### Preserve Keep the device shape and the existing empty space consistent with the source image. ### End frame The device rests clearly in a stable final composition. ### Edit transition after this shot Hold the final frame and add the verified app title or link in the editor. ### Paste-ready prompt The device stays still in the closing composition. A locked camera holds the device and surrounding space. Use small, restrained movements throughout the shot. Let the movement unfold slowly and evenly. Keep the device shape and the existing empty space consistent with the source image. The shot finishes with this framing: The device rests clearly in a stable final composition. ### Settings notes Suggested framing: 16:9 — landscape Suggested duration: 3 seconds — verify selected model support — verify support in your video tool. Mode: Image-to-video motion planning Universal: adapt this positive, descriptive prompt to the model you use. This is a planning template, not a guarantee of model support. Image-to-video planning: use a supported input image in your video tool. This generator does not analyze, upload, or retain a preview image. Its text is motion direction, not a description inferred from the image. Aspect ratio and duration are setting suggestions, not API parameters. Choose supported duration and resolution in your video tool. This tool creates text only. It does not generate video or send your description to an AI service. ### Review checklist - Use a reference image you have permission to use; confirm its framing matches this shot. - Check that subject, scene, and camera directions describe compatible movement. - Confirm the framing and duration are supported by your selected model and interface. - Review subject shape, facial features, text, and small details for changes in the rendered clip. - Compare the rendered clip with the details you asked to preserve. - Check the final frame against your requested ending before using it in a sequence. - Start with one short test clip; adjust conflicting movement before extending the shot. - Select the reference assigned to this shot in your video tool; compare its framing with this plan. - Review the rendered ending against the planned end frame before cutting to the next shot. - Apply the planned cut or transition in your editor after rendering each shot. ### Production notes Manual production plan. Render each shot separately and assemble the sequence in your editor. Shared notes help you plan continuity; they do not guarantee consistent characters, products or style. Review every result against its reference and ending state. Choose supported timing and framing in your video tool. No image analysis, AI API, or video generation. [DreamForge AI Storyboard Builder](https://urdream.top/free-tools/ai-video-storyboard-builder/)