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AI Storyboard Generator — Direct Every Frame

Not an image generator — a board where you control the shot: angle, movement, lens, light, cast. Up to 20 frames, character locked.

Storyboard · 01 / 06
Storyboard frame — establishing wide shot
Scene 1 · Establishing24mm
SHOTBird's-Eye
MovementSlow Descend
Lens24mm
LightingMorning Light
StyleCinematic
Character LockOn
Per-Frame Control

Every Knob a Director Touches

Every shot is a decision, not a dice roll — set the angle, the move, the glass, the light, and the look on each frame.

Camera AngleLow Angle

Look up to make a subject loom, down to shrink them — the angle decides who holds the power in the frame.

MovementSlow Push In

Push in to tighten the tension, pull back to reveal — the move tells the eye where the scene is heading.

Lens85mm

Wide for scope and distortion, long for a compressed, intimate close-up — the glass changes the whole feel.

LightingSunset Backlight

Backlight for silhouette, soft key for warmth, hard shadow for dread — light is the mood of the shot.

StyleCinematic

Render the same blocking as cinematic, noir, anime, or ink — the look is a setting, not a redraw.

Character LockOn

Change all of the above and the cast still holds — same face, same outfit, frame to frame.

Example frame — low-angle close-up
Low Angle · 85mm
Example frame — dutch-angle wide
Dutch · 18mm
Example frame — soft-key close-up
Push In · Soft Key
Example frame — over-the-shoulder medium
OTS · 50mm
The Engine

The Board Runs on Character Lock

Direction only matters if the cast survives it. GOGUL 3.0 holds every character across every frame while you change angle, lens, and light — and the best third-party engines sit behind the same board for every other look.

GOGUL 3.0 holding one character consistent across storyboard frames

GOGUL 3.0

Flagship

Character Lock Edition

Our flagship image model on the Nano Banana 2 lineage. Re-block a shot, swap the lens, push the light — the face, the outfit, the identity hold frame to frame. That consistency is what turns six separate renders into one board.

🔒 Character Lock4KFrame-to-Frame

Every other look, same board — the best third-party engines built in:

Seedream 5.0cinematic
FLUX.2 Prophotoreal
Nano Banana Proversatile
GPT Imagetext
Krea V2fast
SeedEdit 3.0editing
Any World

Any Genre, One Board

Same blocking, same cast — point it at any world. The board doesn't get rebuilt for a new genre, it gets re-dressed.

Western genre storyboard frame

Western

Fantasy genre storyboard frame

Fantasy

Drama genre storyboard frame

Drama

Noir genre storyboard frame

Noir

Sci-fi genre storyboard frame

Sci-Fi

Action genre storyboard frame

Action

The Read

Board to Sequence

Four frames, numbered by scene, reading 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 — a board you can follow top to bottom, not a wall of stills.

Sequence frame — establishing wide
01

Scene 1 · Establishing

Sequence frame — driving the open road
02

Scene 2 · The Road

Sequence frame — The Coast
03

Scene 3 · The Coast

Sequence frame — The Arrival
04

Scene 4 · The Arrival

Features

Everything a Board Lets You Direct

Built for direction — every frame is a set of decisions you control, with the cast held steady underneath.

Per-Frame Camera

Angle, movement, and lens are a choice on every frame — wide, low, dutch, push-in — not a lucky roll of the dice.

Character Lock

The same cast holds across the whole board while you change everything else around them, shot to shot.

Relight & Restyle

Swap the lighting or visual style of a single frame — cinematic, noir, anime, ink — without touching the blocking.

Re-Block, Don't Redo

Change one decision and regenerate just that frame. The rest of the board stays exactly as you left it.

Up to 20 Frames

Build a full sequence on one board, numbered by scene, ready to read top to bottom and re-direct in place.

Frame to Motion

Hand any frame to the video engines — the board becomes the spine of the finished cut, cast intact.

Use cases

A Board for Every Production

From a director's prep to a shoot day — the board turns a scene into a plan everyone can read and re-direct.

Director and cinematographer reviewing a storyboard on set

Directors & DPs

Pre-block a scene shot by shot — test angles, lenses, and light before a single setup is called on the day.

Agency team presenting a storyboard to a client

Agencies & Pitches

Walk a client through the spot frame by frame, then re-direct any shot live instead of rebooking the artist.

Creator planning video shots with a storyboard

Creators & YouTubers

Plan every cut before you film and keep your on-camera character consistent across the whole episode.

Game artist laying out cutscenes with a storyboard

Game & Animation

Lay out cutscenes and sequences with a locked cast and a coherent world across every frame.

FAQ

Questions, Answered

An image generator gives you one picture from one prompt. This is a board: every frame carries its own camera angle, movement, lens, lighting, and style, and your cast stays locked across all of them — so the frames read as one directed sequence, not six unrelated renders.

Explore more

The Whole Creative Studio

The board is where you direct. Explore the rest of the GOGUL toolset — every tool feeds the next frame.

Get started

Open the Board and Direct

Set the angle, lock the cast, light the scene — and watch a directed sequence come together frame by frame.

Free tier includes 5 credits. No credit card required.