Prompts in the model's own style
Improve prompt now writes each shot the way its video model documents — Seedance, Wan and Veo each get their own multi-shot, sound and exclusion syntax instead of one generic style.
Alchemys App
Storyboard
Plan cinematic shots, generate stills, render clips and keep continuity across a storyboard. One sign-in and a shared credit balance with Studio.
Sign in with Google — Storyboard shares your Studio credit balance and file library.
What's newUpdated October 2026
Recently added to Storyboard
Prompts that speak each video model's language.
Plans that match your default model
Plan shots uses the project's default video model, so the whole shot list is written for the model that will render it.
What you can do
A script in, a cut in progress.
Every shot is planned, generated and linked to the next one for continuity.
Plan a shot list from a brief
Describe the story or scene and AI drafts a full numbered list of shots to start from.
Write and refine each prompt
Describe camera movement, lighting and action, then rewrite it with a cinematic prompting guide.
Generate stills or video clips
Pick an image or video model per shot, or set project-wide defaults for both.
Chain shots for continuity
Carry one shot's last frame into the next shot's first frame, one at a time or all at once.
Pull reference images from Studio or Drive
Reuse an image already in your Studio files, or your connected Google Drive, as a first, last, or reference frame.
Assemble the finished film
Export every finished clip into one film, or download each clip on its own.
Getting started
From brief to board in five steps.
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Click "New project"
Set a title, an optional brief and style prompt, and defaults for aspect ratio, resolution and models.
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Click "Plan shots from brief"
AI turns your brief into a numbered shot list, which you can append to the board or use to replace it.
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Open a shot and write its prompt
Describe the action, then click "Generate" to render that shot's still or clip with its model.
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Chain frames for continuity
Use "Chain frames" — or drag on the Canvas view — to carry a shot's last frame into the next shot's first frame.
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Click "Generate remaining", then "Export"
Renders every open shot, then assembles the finished clips into one film.
Good to know
Formats and limits.
- Shot output A still image or a video clip, per shot or by project default
- Reference frames First frame, last frame, and reference images — uploaded, or picked from Studio or Google Drive
- Clip length Adjustable per shot, in seconds (default 5s)
- Aspect ratio 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, or 3:4 per project
- Resolution 480p, 720p, or 1080p per project
- Views List, or a node-based Canvas for dragging frame links
- Sign-in Required — shares your Studio credit balance and file library
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What's a "shot"?
One image or video clip in your board, with its own prompt, model, frames and status — draft, queued, running, done, or failed.
Can AI plan the shots for me?
Yes — write a brief in project settings, then "Plan shots from brief" drafts a numbered shot list you can append to the board or use to replace it.
How do I keep a scene consistent across shots?
Use "Chain frames" to carry a shot's last frame into the next shot's first frame, or set reference images pulled from your Studio files or Google Drive.
What comes out at the end?
Each finished shot is a still image or a video clip. "Export" assembles every finished clip into one film, or you can download clips individually.
Does this use my Studio credits?
Yes — Storyboard shares the same credit balance, model catalogue and file library as Studio. New accounts start with free credits.
Plan your next scene, shot by shot.
Start with a brief, or add shots one at a time — Storyboard keeps them linked.