Describe your scene and get a clean, labeled storyboard in seconds. Each panel shows a shot frame with action, dialogue, and camera-angle notes beneath. Perfect for film, video ads, animation, and classroom story writing.
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A 6-panel production storyboard with wide, medium, and close-up shot frames and labeled Action and Dialogue caption boxes.
A professional ad storyboard with product shot frames, timing notes, and voiceover caption boxes.
An animation storyboard showing character action frames with movement arrows and timing notes.
A clean blank storyboard template with empty rectangular frames and lined caption boxes ready to fill in by hand.
A widescreen 16:9 storyboard for a YouTube video with shot descriptions and on-screen text notes per panel.
A student-friendly storyboard worksheet with large drawing boxes and wide lined spaces for story planning and creative writing.
Start with one of these examples, then adapt the subject, labels, data, or layout for your own use.
A 6-panel production storyboard with wide, medium, and close-up shot frames and labeled Action and Dialogue caption boxes.
Create a classic 6-panel film storyboard. Draw two rows of three rectangular shot frames. Label each frame with a shot type (WS, MS, CU, etc.) in the top-left corner. Below each frame place a ruled caption box with "Action:" and "Dialogue:" lines. Classic black-and-white film-production style. White background.
A professional ad storyboard with product shot frames, timing notes, and voiceover caption boxes.
Create a professional storyboard for a TV commercial. Draw a grid of 6 rectangular shot frames in two rows. Each frame shows a shot placeholder labeled with shot type and a panel number. Below each frame add a caption box with "Video:", "Audio/VO:", and "Time:" fields. Clean advertising-industry layout. White background.
An animation storyboard showing character action frames with movement arrows and timing notes.
Create an animation storyboard with 6 panels arranged in two rows. Each rectangular frame includes a character silhouette placeholder, movement arrows showing action direction, and a small panel number. Below each frame place a caption box with "Action:", "BG:", and "Notes:" fields. Clear animation-production style. White background.
A clean blank storyboard template with empty rectangular frames and lined caption boxes ready to fill in by hand.
Create a blank printable storyboard template with 6 empty rectangular frames arranged in two rows of three. Each frame is bordered with a thin line and left completely empty. Below each frame add a caption box with three blank ruled lines labeled "Shot:", "Action:", and "Dialogue:". Clean minimal layout for hand-drawing. White background.
A storyboard generator is a tool that turns a written description of a scene or video into a visual panel grid showing each shot in sequence. Traditionally, storyboarding required sketching every frame by hand or building a grid in design software. With Figviz you describe the story, the number of panels, and the type of shots you need, and the AI builds a clean storyboard with labeled rectangular frames and caption boxes beneath each one. The result is ready to print, drop into a slide deck, or share with a production team.
Be specific about shot types in your prompt because shot labels (CU, WS, OTS) are the clearest shorthand a storyboard can carry. If you need a blank template to hand-draw later, ask for empty frames with lined caption boxes. For classroom use, request large drawing boxes with wide writing lines so students have room to work. For ad or commercial storyboards, include timing and voiceover fields in your prompt to get the right caption structure. Always check that the number of panels matches your scene beat count before exporting.
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