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Production-ready starting points

Storyboard templates for clearer visual planning

Choose a sequence structure for films, animation, ads, lessons, comics, or social video—then make every frame specific to your story.

✓ No drawing required✓ Story-aware generation✓ Edit and refine
Cinematic sequence storyboard templates example
Film

Cinematic sequence

Scene and beat board storyboard templates example
Production

Scene and beat board

Script-first planning storyboard templates example
Screenplay

Script-first planning

Visual story draft storyboard templates example
Concept

Visual story draft

Move from a reusable sequence structure to a story-specific visual board

Story awareEditableBrowser based

Simple workflow

Choose, adapt, and share

Start with a rough idea

LlamaGen helps shape the visual sequence

01

Pick a sequence

Match the template to a scene, commercial, explainer, animation, or comic workflow.

02

Add story context

Bring in the characters, locations, actions, framing notes, and dialogue that make each frame useful.

03

Refine the board

Reorder beats, try alternatives, and review the full sequence with collaborators.

Designed for visual thinkers

Create with structure. Keep your point of view.

More than empty boxes

Move directly from a reusable structure into story-aware visual generation.

Flexible for any format

Adapt the number, shape, and rhythm of frames to the channel you are producing for.

Connected visual continuity

Keep characters, locations, and art direction coherent from shot to shot.

FAQ

Good to know

What should a storyboard template include?+

Useful templates include ordered frames plus room for action, camera, dialogue, timing, and production notes.

Can I adapt a template for social video?+

Yes. Use vertical framing, short beats, and an opening shot that communicates the premise quickly.

Are these templates only for film?+

No. They can organize animation, comics, lessons, presentations, ads, product demos, and other sequential ideas.

Turn your next idea into a visual story.

Start with a direction. Make every frame your own.

Use a storyboard template