Turn a storyboard into a short video. Upload a panel grid or up to eight shot images, describe the motion, and generate one clip with AI.
Explore these storyboard-to-video examples. Load a board and a suggested motion prompt to try your own version. Results depend on your model and settings.
A cinematic sequence moves from a rocket launch to a discovery on Mars.
Follow the storyboard from the rocket launch to the astronaut landing on Mars and discovering glowing crystals. Preserve the astronaut and spacesuit. Use cinematic camera moves and clear cuts between full-frame shots.
A 3D character travels from a bright shoreline into a mysterious cave.
Follow the character from the shore into the cave and out into the landscape. Preserve the character and 3D animation style. Use a wide establishing shot, a tracking shot and a final reveal; keep transitions clear.
Wide coastal views and close-ups turn a fishing board into an animated story.
Follow the fishing storyboard: establish the coast, show the fisherman struggling with the rod, then reveal the giant fish. Preserve the character and hand-drawn animation style. Use clear full-frame cuts and natural water movement.
A comic-style board becomes a sequence of action, close-ups and flying saucers.
Use only the story panels, ignoring character-sheet poses and written labels. Follow the heroine beside the patrol car as a flying saucer approaches and the action unfolds. Preserve the retro sci-fi style, with dynamic tracking shots and clear cuts.
These storyboard illustrations show possible inputs. Use them to plan the action, camera and cuts for a short clip.
Start with a coffee ad board and describe the pour, steam and final camera move.
Use a few clear beats from an action board. Specify which panels matter most.
Describe a close-up, a simple product action and a wider closing shot.
Use a board to explore pacing and composition before making a longer edit.
Choose a video model at the top. Use one readable panel grid or up to eight separate shot images. Images are read in upload order; panels within a grid are read left to right, top to bottom unless you specify otherwise. Stay within the image count and file size shown for your selected model.
Name the action, camera movement and the panels to include. Select duration and aspect ratio, then check the credit estimate.
Watch the full clip. Check shot order, subject details and movement; revise the prompt or use fewer panels if the result feels rushed. Download a useful version or continue with video editing.
Prepare a readable shot plan, describe what moves, and review one short clip before committing to a longer edit.
For a short test, focus on two or three panels and explicitly name them. Asking for every action from a dense board can produce rushed cuts.
The image already supplies the subject and setting. Add what the subject does, where the camera goes and which moment should finish the clip.
Look for changes to faces, clothing, product shape and screen direction. Keep useful references and change one instruction at a time.
It generates one video clip from your storyboard references. The separate AI Storyboard Generator creates the panel image.
Upload JPEG, PNG or WebP images in story order. The tool accepts up to eight images; the selected model may allow fewer or require smaller files. Check the limits shown in the uploader.
You can describe timing and cuts, but the model interprets them. This tool does not provide a shot timeline, automatic panel cropping or separately rendered clips.
The form shows the durations supported by your selected model, up to 30 seconds at 720p. Switching models updates the available durations and credit estimate. Use fewer story beats for a shorter clip.
Generation uses credits. Check your balance and the displayed cost before generating; example loading does not spend credits.
Reference images guide appearance and composition, but details and shot order can change. Review the result and simplify or revise your instructions when necessary.
Prepare a readable shot plan, describe what moves, and review one short clip before committing to a longer edit.
Keep an AI character recognizable across shots. Prepare references, plan motion, compare clips and fix face, outfit or accessory drift with this workflow.
Use an AI storyboard generator, storyboard AI generator, and storyboard maker workflow to create cinematic storyboard sheets for ads, product demos, short films, social content, and video planning. LumiYing turns a simple brief into a clean grid of visual shots.
Keep a good shot going. Upload a video, describe the next action, and use the AI video extender to generate a continuation from your source footage.
Bring a clear storyboard and describe how its scenes should move.