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Characters and locations first
Each character gets a reference sheet and each location gets one design, drawn from what your script says. Every frame uses them, so faces, costumes and places stay the same from every angle.
Storyboard from your script, frame by frame
Every shot in your shot list becomes a frame. Character sheets keep faces, hair and costumes consistent from the first frame to the last.
From 24 credits ($0.24) per frame.
A storyboard you can present tomorrow
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Three styles
Pencil sketch for quick planning, anime for animated projects, and colour illustration for pitches.
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Change one frame
Ask for a change in your own words, choose a new framing or camera angle, or redraw the frame from scratch. The rest of the storyboard stays as it is.
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Approval link for your client
Share a link. Your client or producer sees the storyboard without signing up, writes a comment under any frame and approves it. Print it or save it as a PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to draw?
No. You approve the style and the characters; every frame is drawn for you.
Can I stop sharing the link?
Yes. You can close the link or make a new one at any time. A closed link shows nothing.
What happens if a frame cannot be drawn?
You pay only for the frames that are drawn. If something fails on our side, the rest is returned automatically.