Free tool / Your sequence workspace

Build the sequence, one shot at a time.

Start with a practical sequence, then direct each shot’s purpose, motion, and ending. Export separate prompts with reference and edit notes for your video workflow.

3–6 editable shots8 practical sequencesTXT + JSON + MarkdownNo account required
Creative brief

Set the shared direction.

Start blank or load a practical sequence below. This browser tool organizes your words into prompts; it does not interpret a story, analyze images, or generate video. Export before leaving — this page does not auto-save.

8 editable plans. Selecting one only previews its preparation notes; click Load to replace your working plan.

A production brief, kept separate from each paste-ready prompt.
Repeat your chosen details in text mode. In image mode, this stays a reference note.
A continuity brief, not a guarantee of consistent output.
Reference preparation & shared motion (optional)
Image mode needs a suitable source image per shot in your video tool. This planner does not upload or analyze images.
Choose a supported aspect ratio in your video tool.
Apply keeps existing shots. Removing later shots asks you to confirm.

Shot planner

Your shot list.

3 shots · Text-to-video0 of 3 shots have a description

Use the shot links to move through your sequence. Each shot needs a scene description in text mode or motion instructions in image mode.

Review each prompt before using it in your video tool.

Read the storyboard guide
A sequence starts with a plan

Let each shot do one useful job.

Use a wide view to establish a place, a focused action to move the story forward, and a closing view to give the sequence an ending. Review the individual clips and the edited sequence in your video tools.

How does image-to-video planning work?

Write movement for each source image you plan to use: subject motion, environment changes, and camera direction. The source image defines much of the appearance. This builder does not accept or analyze images. Shared subject and style details stay in the continuity brief rather than being inferred or guaranteed.

Can I save this storyboard?

Use Download TXT, Markdown, or JSON to save your prompts, references, and edit notes. This page keeps its working data in browser memory and does not auto-save. The separate Prompt Generator offers an optional local library for individual prompts.

Will these shots have the same character or style?

Shared notes help you repeat your intent. Actual continuity depends on model behavior, supported references, settings, and your review. Use authorized source assets and check the current documentation for the model and interface you select.