A sequence, not a single image
An AI storyboard generator reads a script, a scene, or a short chapter and lays out the beats as panels: who is in frame, what the shot is doing, what happens next. Writers use it to see pacing before they commit to finished art.
Tab Story keeps that board on the same project as the cast and the pages. Create is where you paste the scene. Make Studio is where you rewrite a beat and regenerate that panel only.
What you actually do
- Paste one scene — script headings, prose, or a short outline. 1,000–2,000 characters is the working range.
- Name characters the same way in every beat so the locked cast can attach.
- Review the board. Cut a talky beat or ask for a close-up before you spend credits on art.
- Regenerate the panel that missed. The rest of the sequence stays.
| If you searched | Use this page | Why |
|---|---|---|
| AI storyboard generator / script to storyboard | This page | You want a visual sequence from writing |
| text to comic | Text to comic | You want finished panels from pasted prose |
| AI comic generator | AI comic generator | You want the full comic tool, not just the board |
What still needs you
Complex fights, crowds, and two people grappling still come out wrong. Dialogue-only scenes turn into the same two-shot unless you specify the camera. Write what the camera would see — action, not internal thought — then fix the board before you generate prettier mistakes.
The editable board itself is explained on AI comic storyboard. This page is the tool you open when the search was “storyboard generator.”