AI storyboard generator for vertical stories

Add your story idea or script, describe the characters and visual direction, then choose the intended video format. Generate the storyboard, review the scene order and framing, and revise any weak shots before you move into final video production.

Yes. Paste the script or summarize its important scenes. The AI storyboard generator can break the text into visual beats, map the cast and locations, and suggest a sequence of shots you can review and adjust.

No. You can describe the story in text and use generated frames as the visual plan. Your creative decisions still matter: you choose the shots, pacing, character direction, and which frames are ready for production.

Yes. Review the sequence and revise individual scenes, shot descriptions, framing, character details, or transitions. It is usually faster to correct a storyboard frame than to regenerate an entire finished video after production begins.

Define the cast before generating the full sequence. Reuse the same character references, age, facial details, wardrobe, relationships, and important props, then check each frame for visual changes before approving it.

Yes. Choose a 9:16 format and plan important faces, text, actions, and props for a phone screen. Designing in portrait from the start avoids rebuilding a landscape storyboard after the scene has already been planned.

Yes. Use the approved storyboard to guide the shots you generate, the images you animate, and the order of the final edit. The storyboard keeps the production focused because every generated clip already has a defined role.

An AI storyboard generator creates visual scenes from your text or script. A storyboard template gives you a fixed layout that you fill and customize yourself. If you want a template-led design workflow, explore Picsart’s customizable storyboard templates.