Story · new
From one line to a storyboard.
Give Story a premise and it writes the rest: who's in it, where it happens, how it looks, and every shot. Then render it frame by frame with the same faces and places throughout. It's a tab in Simple mode and a node in Node mode.
- 1PremiseOne line is enough. Pick how many shots, and a style if you have one in mind.
- 2Story scriptA title, a look, a cast, its places and a numbered shot list, all editable. Rewrite any shot, or the whole cast.
- 3Cast and placesA portrait for each character, or cast a real person from a photo; a set plate for each place. Every frame draws them the same.
- 4StoryboardRender it shot by shot with any model, then refine the keepers with a stronger one. Edit any frame’s prompt, redo, reorder, export a PDF.
- 5AnimateTurn each frame into a clip with Seedance, Kling, Veo, LTX and more, then play the story through and export it as one video.
Premise: A lighthouse keeper finds a message in a bottle, addressed to her and dated fifty years from now.
1Marathe lighthouse keeper
2Pipher terrier

1Extreme wide
3Over the shoulder
4Top-down
5WideEvery frame as it was rendered, with its model and what it cost in credits. Export a storyboard or a comic page, or animate every frame and play it through.