AI-powered storyboard direction

Turn your story.
Into every shot.

Transform a scenario and reference images into a consistent 4- or 9-shot storyboard with Seedance-ready prompts.

Create a storyboard Try Image to Prompt

4 or 9 directed shots Consistent visual storytelling Seedance-ready prompts

REAL STORYBOARD / 9 SHOTS READY

Nine-shot animated cyberpunk rooftop chase storyboard

ACTUAL OUTPUT3 × 3

VISUAL DIRECTION Shot-to-shot consistency

16:9 FORMATSeedance-ready

The Pipeline

From a Single Image to a Seedance-Ready Storyboard

Three tools for prompt development and video pre-production. Final video generation happens in Seedance.

Image to Prompt

REFERENCE / 01 PROMPT READY

Image to Prompt

Turn any reference image into a precise, editable prompt — tuned for Midjourney, GPT Image 2, and Nano Banana Pro.

Endframe Extractor

Extracted last frame PNG

Endframe Extractor

Pull the last frame from any clip — the perfect seed to generate your next scene and keep your sequence flowing.

ACTUAL OUTPUT

9 SHOTS 3 × 3

Storyboard

Drop in a key image and your idea to create a storyboard grid and shot-by-shot prompts, then use those prompts in Seedance to generate the final video.

Animation style 9 directed shots Approx. 15-second sequence

Nine-shot animated storyboard of a masked ninja facing robots in a neon city — The generated 3 × 3 grid keeps the hero, twin swords, robot designs, neon street, and action direction aligned from shot to shot.

02 Seedance result

Final video generated in Seedance from PromptGen’s storyboard and shot prompts. Video rendering is not included in PromptGen.

01Establish the neon pursuit

04Break through the robot line

09End on the hero's victory beat

Build your shot plan

Plans

Simple Pricing

✓ 1 analysis per day
✓ Bracket editing
✓ Copy to clipboard
✓ Suggestion chips
✓ Endframe Extractor (free with sign-in)
✗ Storyboard Generator

POPULAR

✓ 600 credits reset each billing month
✓ Up to 20 base-cost storyboards (30 base; +5/reference)
✓ Up to 300 image analyses (2 credits each)
✓ Bracket editing
✓ Copy to clipboard
✓ Suggestion chips
✓ Endframe Extractor (free with sign-in)

✓ 1,500 credits reset each billing month
✓ Up to 50 base-cost storyboards (30 base; +5/reference)
✓ Up to 750 image analyses (2 credits each)
✓ Same creation tools as Pro
✓ Single-user plan

Pro and Enterprise are monthly subscriptions. Credits reset to the plan allotment at renewal and do not roll over. PromptGen does not currently include API access, team workspaces, custom models, or managed support.

Before You Create

Three things to know before you start

Choose 4 or 9 directed shots

PromptGen builds a consistent storyboard grid and a Seedance-ready prompt for every shot.

Results stay available for 90 days

Reference images are removed within 24 hours. Generated storyboard grids remain in your history for 90 days.

PromptGen plans. Seedance renders.

PromptGen creates the storyboard and shot prompts. Final video generation happens in Seedance.

What does the Storyboard tool create?

A consistent 2 × 2 or 3 × 3 storyboard grid plus a directed prompt for every shot. The plan is ready to take into Seedance for video generation.

How many shots and visual styles can I choose?

Choose 4 or 9 shots and one of four styles: Pixar 3D, Cinematic, Documentary, or Animation.

Can I start free, and how do credits work?

Free includes one Image to Prompt analysis per day, and Endframe Extractor is free after sign-in. Paid image analyses use 2 credits. Storyboards start at 30 credits, plus 5 credits per reference image (up to 4).

Does PromptGen generate the final video?

No. PromptGen creates the storyboard grid and shot-by-shot prompts. Final video rendering happens separately in Seedance.

How long are my images and results kept?

Reference images are removed within 24 hours. Generated storyboard grids remain available in your history for 90 days.

Which interface languages are available?

English is the default. You can switch the full app interface to Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, French, or Russian from the language menu.

Ready to direct the next shot?

Turn your idea into a storyboard.

Start with a scenario and reference images, then leave with a consistent 4- or 9-shot plan.

Create a storyboard

Turn your story.
Into every shot.