1. Establishing shot
Introduce the scene.
Wide · 3s
Visual storytelling
Create storyboards for lessons and short films
Map an idea into ordered panels. Make every frame explain one action, camera choice or learning step before sharing the plan.
Enter your story idea after opening the project wizard.
Try a story idea
Draft and edit in your browser. AI generation follows your LlamaGen plan and available credits.
Shot-by-shot planning
Start with a real story, then edit every step
01 Describe your idea
02 Arrange and edit the draft
03 Continue in LlamaGen Studio
Hands-on studio
Your visual story editor
Edit pages, add illustrations, reorder scenes and save your story as a PDF.
This draft stays in your browser. Uploaded photos are not automatically sent to an AI model.
My Story1 / 4
Upload an illustration
Establishing shot
Introduce the scene.
Wide · 3s
Review pages and dialogue before sharing.
My Story
2. Action
Show the central action.
Medium · 3s
3. Reaction
Show the character's reaction.
Close-up · 3s
4. Transition
Move into the next scene.
Over the shoulder · 3s
What makes it useful
What you can create
Go beyond an attractive picture. Build a project you can actually review, revise and continue.
Teach with sequences
Explain a process or historical event in a few visual steps.
Plan films and animation
Add camera details, action and timing beneath each panel.
Rearrange and revise
Move scenes, review transitions and export a printable draft.
A real, editable workflow
From idea to editable draft
Keep control of the sequence instead of starting over when one detail needs work.
Define the message
Choose the story, lesson or video objective.
Divide it into beats
Give each panel one visible action or key idea.
Check the flow
Review readability, pacing and handoff to your full project.
Questions before starting
Frequently asked questions
How do students use storyboards?
Students can outline stories, explain scientific processes or plan short educational videos.
Is a storyboard different from a comic?
A storyboard plans shots and production choices; a comic is usually designed as the final reading experience.
Can I print storyboard sheets?
Yes. Prepare three- or six-panel drafts and use the browser's print-to-PDF option.
Can I use it for animation?
Yes. Note motion, scene changes and timing in each storyboard panel.
Your next story starts here
Make something you can keep improving.
Write a first idea, refine the pages in the browser, or continue with AI creation in LlamaGen Studio.
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