StoryBoardHero

StoryboardHero turns a brief or a CSV script into a scene-by-scene storyboard with AI-generated frames, consistent characters, branded PDF export and client comment links. Built by a video agency team, with an optional hand-drawn art service for frames AI cannot get right.

StoryboardHero is a storyboarding platform built by a video production team rather than a general image tool. You start with either a finished script or a short project brief. If you bring a script, upload it as a CSV using the platform template and the tool splits it into scenes and builds the storyboard structure. If you have nothing but an idea, you describe the project, choose duration, video style and video type, optionally link a reference video, and the AI writes a structured script divided by scene, complete with voice over, camera angles and transitions. From there you move to visuals. Scenes are generated as images in a chosen style, and the platform offers a library of visual directions including pencil sketch, comic book, anime and photo realistic, with roughly 15 styles listed for 2D animation work. Character consistency is a headline feature: recurring characters can be kept recognisable across frames instead of drifting from scene to scene. Every frame stays editable, so you can rewrite the script, regenerate a single image or the whole project, delete redundant frames, add new ones and reorder the sequence. Output is where the product leans toward agency work. Storyboards export as PDF branded with your own logo and no mention of AI or StoryboardHero, so they can go straight to a client. Motion picture screenplay export is also available, and a share link lets teammates or clients comment on the board in place. When AI output misses the mark on a complex scene, an in-house team of sketch artists can redraw the frame by hand, which is a service most competitors do not offer. The tool is aimed at video agencies, filmmakers, animators and in-house marketing teams that pitch concepts regularly and need to iterate before filming or animation begins. It sits between pure text generators that leave you assembling boards by hand and full production suites that assume a design team. The founders run a corporate video agency, so the workflow mirrors how a studio actually moves from pitch to signed-off board.