Everything EZ Storyboard does for you
From the storyboard table down to how your assets are stored — here's the full picture.
Storyboards
One row per scene, with First Frame, Last Frame, and Video columns side by side — the whole storyboard's state at a glance.
No "Add Scene" button stuck at the bottom. Insert a new scene exactly where you need it — above the first scene, between any two, or after the last — even in a 50+ scene storyboard.
Reorder scenes by dragging their handle — one save per completed drag, not one per row moved.
One click swaps a scene's First Frame and Last Frame images — no re-uploading or re-generating.
Rename a storyboard or any scene right where it sits, no separate edit screen.
Deleting a scene keeps its assets and generation history in your library — only the scene row itself goes away.
AI Generation
Generate from a text prompt alone, or guide it with up to 10 reference images. Choose aspect ratio and 1K/2K quality per generation.
Add a reference image and EZ Storyboard describes it for you, then drops that description straight into your prompt as description = A. Write "A is on the left" instead of guessing which reference number you meant.
Filter your library down to the shots you need, select as many as you want, and add them all as references in one click — no more hunting through your library one image at a time.
Two modes: Frame Reference (animate from a first and/or last frame image) or Multi-Reference (up to 9 reference images, 3 reference videos, and 3 reference audio clips for lipsync/voice-driven generation). Control duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and whether audio gets generated.
Every in-flight generation shows a real elapsed-time counter against the real timeout, so you always know it's actually working — not just spinning.
Reopen the generator on a slot and it prefills with whatever produced the current asset, or your most recent attempt — edit and regenerate instead of starting over.
Generate assets before you've built out a scene for them. Anything you make lands straight in your library, ready to add to a scene later.
Paste or upload a CSV/JSON list of prompts and generate a whole batch at once, with live per-row status — a typo in one row doesn't hold up the rest.
Asset Library
Every uploaded and generated file in one place, filterable by type (Image/Video/All) and by storyboard, or across all of them at once.
Bundle every angle of a character, prop, or location into a group — reusable across every storyboard, not just one — then filter your library down to exactly that group whenever you need to find them fast.
Drag-and-drop, browse, or now paste straight from your clipboard to upload images, video, or audio to storage — no server bottleneck slowing down larger files.
Use the same asset in as many scenes as you want instead of re-uploading or re-generating it.
Pin the assets you reach for constantly — a character turnaround, a location plate — and they stay at the top everywhere you'd look for them, including inside the reference picker.
Open any generated asset to see its full prompt, settings, and every reference that went into it — with one click to copy the prompt back out.
Pull any single asset down with one click, or switch to select mode and grab a batch — click, Shift-click to select everything in between, and download the whole selection as one ZIP.
Built for real work
Every asset lives in a private bucket, served through short-lived signed links — never a public URL anyone could stumble onto.
Images are automatically optimized on the way to your screen, so the app stays snappy even with large generated files.
No separate password to create or remember.
Start your next storyboard faster
Create a storyboard, add scenes, generate assets, and keep everything organized in one place.