AI storyboard generator

AI storyboards,straight from your script.

熙熙 reads through your screenplay and intelligently divides it into individual shots, then generates a visual frame for every single one — each frame preserves your characters' appearances and your chosen locations, and remains tethered to the exact scene it originated from in your script.

Storyboard my script See how it works

Framing, angle, movement, duration
The same characters in every shot
Writing stays free

Script-first

Most tools start from a blank panel. This one starts from your script.

Board-first tools
You fill empty panels, then copy the script into them by hand.
Video-first tools
You start from a prompt. The clips don't know which scene they belong to.
熙熙, script-first
You start from the screenplay. The shots and the frames come out of it, scene by scene.

How it works

From page to panel in three steps.

The 熙熙 screenplay editor with acts, sequences and beats above a scene of The Yellow Umbrella

Shot S3 of The Yellow Umbrella: the frame, its settings (medium-long, pan right, 5 seconds) and its description

Shot breakdown · S1 to S8

The scene's shot strip, from S1 to S8, with the duration of each shot

Shot control

The AI drafts. You direct every shot.

Each shot comes with its own settings, and every one of them is yours to change: framing, angle, movement and duration.

Framing
Medium-long
Angle
Low angle
Movement
Pan right
Duration
5 s

Continuity

One character sheet. The same face in every shot.

Your characters, locations, and visual references flow seamlessly from one shot to the next with full continuity. When Seo-yeon appears in a wide establishing shot, then again in a tight close-up, she carries the same face, the same wardrobe, the same presence — 熙熙 ensures she looks like Seo-yeon every time.

Character sheets feed every frame they appear in
Locations and references stay the same across the scene
Frames stay linked to their scenes and beats

Character sheet of Seo-yeon: front, side and back views and a portrait — Character sheetSeo-yeon

Shot S3: Seo-yeon under a yellow umbrella in front of a convenience store at night — Shot S3

Shot S4: close-up of Seo-yeon under her yellow umbrella in the neon rain — Shot S4

Every format

Storyboards for ads, fights, anime and vertical dramas.

Pricing

Storyboards and video for ¥168 一年. Writing stays free.

Screenwriter

免费

Does not expire

Unlimited projects and pages
PDF and Final Draft export

Storyboard + video

年度会员

¥168/ month

3,000 张额度一年

AI video of every shot
Storyboard generated from your screenplay
Frames linked to scenes and beats

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Guides and tools

Go further with your storyboard

FAQ

Questions about AI storyboards

What is an AI storyboard generator?

A tool that turns text into storyboard frames. In 熙熙, that text is your screenplay: scenes, action and characters become shots you can review and adjust.

How do I turn a script into a storyboard?

Write your screenplay in 熙熙, then open the storyboard. It breaks each scene into shots and generates a frame for each one, linked to the scene it comes from.

How is 熙熙 different from Boords or mStudio?

Boords is board-first and mStudio is video-first. 熙熙 is script-first: the screenplay, the shot breakdown and the storyboard live in one project, so the pictures never drift away from the story.

How much does the AI storyboard generator cost?

Writing is free on the 免费档, which does not expire. Storyboard generation and video production are in the 年度会员 at ¥168 一年, with 3,000 张额度一年.

Can I change the framing and camera movement of a shot?

Yes. Every shot has manual controls for framing, angle, movement and duration. The AI gives you a first draft, and the decisions stay yours.

Do characters look the same from shot to shot?

That is what character sheets are for. Characters, locations and references carry from shot to shot, so the storyboard reads like one film.

Can it turn the storyboard into video?

Yes. The 年度会员 generates each storyboard shot as video with the latest models, through 熙熙’s optimized video pipelines. The clips stay linked to their scene, like the frames.

Does it replace a storyboard artist?

No. It speeds up early visualization, pitches and pre-production. A professional board artist still matters for final shot design.