AI storyboarding for film & motion graphics

Awaken the director in you

Breathe life into your story, frame by frame.

Animboards turns your script into a consistent, shot-by-shot storyboardstoryboardA sequence of drawn frames that plans every shot of a film before it is produced: what is in frame, how the camera moves, and what is said., then cuts it into a timed animaticanimaticA rough video cut of the storyboard: the frames timed out on a timeline with voice-over, music and simple motion, showing how the film will flow before it is made. with voice-over, music and camera moves. Plan any kind of production, from live action and motion graphics to 2D, 3D and stop motion.

CONSISTENT CHARACTERS AND LOCATIONS
BUILT FOR ANY VISUAL STYLE
STYLE FRAMES FOR THE FINAL LOOK
ANIMATIC EDITOR WITH AI VOICE-OVER
PDF AND MP4 EXPORT
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SC.01 · THE SCRIPT

Start with a script.
Or a sentence.

Paste a script and Animboards breaks it into scenes, with action, dialogue, and a suggested shot for each. Or start from a logline and develop it with the assistant.

THE_BET.FOUNTAIN
EXT. MISTY LAKE DOCK, DAWN
Marta and Wally stand at opposite ends of the dock, rods in hand, locked in a stare-down.
MARTA
You again. I thought I'd ruined you for good with last year's jokes.
WALLY
Humor 2.0 installed. Today you lose with style, not with a punchline.
Storyboard frame: Rivals at the Dock
SCENE 02MEDIUM
Rivals at the Dock
Camera slowly tracks sideways, revealing both rivals locked in an intense stare-down.
Marta: "You again. I thought I'd ruined you for good with last year's jokes."
Storyboard frame: Wally's Comeback
SCENE 03CLOSE-UP
Wally's Comeback
Camera push-in on Wally's eye, which gleams brighter, suggesting an ironic smile.
Wally: "Humor 2.0 installed. Today you lose with style, not with a punchline."
+ 10 more scenes, each with action · dialogue · shot type
SC.02 · THE BOARD

Every frame, directed.

Wide, close-up, over-the-shoulder: real shot types and camera moves, not random images. Iterate the whole board cheaply in rough sketch, then promote your best shots into polished style framesstyle framesA few fully rendered frames that show how the finished film should look: lighting, colour, texture and level of finish. They set the visual target while the rest of the board stays a fast sketch. that lock the final look.

The Animboards storyboard editor, showing a grid of generated scene frames with shot types and dialogue
STORYBOARD EDITOR · THE BET12 SCENES · FINAL FRAMES · 16:9
CAMERA LANGUAGE
Wide, close-up, over-the-shoulder, push-in. Every frame carries a real shot type and camera direction you can edit.
EVERYTHING IS EDITABLE
Action, dialogue, and image prompt are plain text fields. Rewrite them yourself or ask the AI to edit a single field.
STYLE FRAMES
Pick one to three key shots and render them fully finished, in your chosen visual style. They show the client where the film is heading while the rest of the board stays a fast, editable sketch.
SC.03 · CASTING

Create the cast once, then anchor every scene to it.

Animboards uses character sheets and location references across the full storyboard, helping faces, clothing, props and environments stay visually connected from scene to scene.

Character sheet for Wally, the fishing robot, used as a locked visual reference
WallyCHARACTER SHEET
Weathered fishing robot. Orange-and-steel chassis, one blue optical sensor, satellite-dish antenna. Front, three-quarter and side views plus key details.
Shared reference for every scene
Generated frame SC.01 · OPENING, keeping Wally consistent with the character sheet
SC.01 · OPENINGWIDE
SC.01 · OPENINGWIDE
Generated frame SC.02 · RIVALS, keeping Wally consistent with the character sheet
SC.02 · RIVALSCLOSE-UP
SC.02 · RIVALSCLOSE-UP
Generated frame SC.04 · THE BET, keeping Wally consistent with the character sheet
SC.04 · THE BETOVER SHOULDER
SC.04 · THE BETOVER SHOULDER
Generated frame SC.05 · COMEBACK, keeping Wally consistent with the character sheet
SC.05 · COMEBACKMEDIUM
SC.05 · COMEBACKMEDIUM
Location references work the same way, keeping the misty lake dock connected across the board
SC.04 · THE CUT

Your board is already a film. Cut it.

Move your storyboard directly onto a timeline, adjust the rhythm, add character voices, build the sound, and test how the story flows before production begins.

The Animboards animatic editor, showing the preview and a multitrack timeline with video and audio tracks
ANIMATIC EDITOR · 5 AUDIO TRACKS · 2 VIDEO TRACKSTOTAL 00:01:03.270
PER-CHARACTER VOICE-OVER
Marta and Wally each get their own AI voice on their own track, timed to the scene and editable like any clip.
MUSIC AND SFX
Dedicated music and sound-effect tracks with waveforms, volume, and solo or mute controls. A real mix, not a backing loop.
DURATION ANALYSIS
Animboards checks each scene's length against its dialogue and flags clips that are too short to read.
SC.05 · DELIVERY

One idea. Two production-ready ways to share it.

Export a clean storyboard PDF for review and production, or a timed MP4 animatic that communicates pacing, dialogue and camera movement.

Exported storyboard PDF page
Storyboard.pdf
For client feedback, creative review, presentations, shot planning and production hand-off.
Animatic MP4 preview still
00:01:03
Animatic.mp4
For testing pacing, reviewing dialogue, understanding scene duration and presenting the idea to clients and teams.
BUILT BY A MOTION DESIGNER

I'm Piotr, a Senior Motion Designer. I built Animboards because I was tired of previz taking longer than the pitch. It brings script development, visual references, storyboard generation and animatic editing into one focused workflow.

Built by one personFeedback ships fast

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Q&A

Questions, answered

Something missing? , it's a one-person operation, so you'll get a real answer.

Rough pencil sketches for fast iteration, plus a final look you pick per project: cinematic realism, 3D, 2D, hand-drawn, clay stop motion, paper cut or your own description. You can render the whole board in that style, or keep it sketchy and promote just a few shots into finished style frames.

Each character and location has a reference profile. Every generated frame is conditioned on those references, which helps the same face, costume, and set stay consistent from scene to scene. It aims for strong continuity rather than pixel-perfect replication.

Yes. Paste any script or treatment and Animboards breaks it into scenes with action, dialogue, and a suggested shot type for each. You can edit every field afterwards.

Yes. Scenes drop onto a timeline with their dialogue attached. Set durations, add camera motion, and export the cut as an MP4 animatic.

Yes. Each character gets their own AI voice and their own audio track. You can also record your own voice-over or upload audio.

Export a print-ready storyboard PDF, or an MP4 animatic. Boards can also be exported and re-imported as editable files.

Yes. Every board exports to a portable file you can back up or hand to a collaborator, who can import it and keep editing.

Piotr Sawicki, a Senior Motion Designer. Animboards is built and run by one person, so feedback goes straight to the person building it and usually ships within a week or two.