How is storyboard mode different from normal generation?

Storyboard mode lets you define multiple shots with structured prompts, instead of one single prompt for the entire clip.

Can I add multiple scenes with different durations?

Yes. You can split output into shot blocks and allocate timing to each scene segment.

It is ideal for creators building sequence-based content such as ad concepts, story trailers, and pitch visuals.

Write each shot as a focused instruction: subject action, camera behavior, and environment state for that scene only.

Compose multi-scene videos with explicit shot prompts and timing controls for structured story generation.

Mode

Video Duration

Aspect Ratio

Shots*

Shot 1

Durations

Total: 15s / Target: 15s

Add multiple shots. The sum of shot durations should match total video duration.

Credits are consumed when generation starts. Failed generations are refunded.

Preview Mode

Previewing: Storyboard Sample

Mode

Video Duration

Aspect Ratio

Shots*

Shot 1

Durations

Total: 15s / Target: 15s

Add multiple shots. The sum of shot durations should match total video duration.

Credits are consumed when generation starts. Failed generations are refunded.

Preview Mode

Previewing: Storyboard Sample

Plan complex outputs with per-shot descriptions and timing, then generate coherent storyboard-style videos in one run.

Shot-level planning

Define individual scenes instead of relying on one long prompt.

Timing control

Balance sequence rhythm by managing duration across shots.

Narrative workflow

Useful for concept trailers, pre-visualization, and sequence drafts.

Best for

Multi-shot narrative videos

Control type

Scene + duration planning

Quick answers about capabilities, input requirements, and output quality.