AI Storyboard Generator That Keeps Your Characters' Faces

See the whole film before a single second of video is made: as AI stills, as quick vector frames, or as a moving storyboard with every camera move. Then hand it to a client as a PDF or render it into video.

Two anime students on a balcony overlooking a city at sunset

Where most AI video tools stop

Generic image generators can make a storyboard frame, but each frame invents a new face and a new style. By panel ten the board shows a different film from panel one.

How Hyperdream does it

Hyperdream draws each panel with your film's characters, places and look already set, so the same person appears in panel one and panel forty.

Each panel is a real shot: framing, camera move, lens and length are part of it. Play the board as a moving storyboard to check the timing, and when it's right the same shots go to video, with the moving storyboard as their guide.

A board you can actually use

  1. Drawn with your cast

    Characters' reference sheets are used in every panel, so faces hold across the board.

  2. Framing you control

    Change the shot size, camera move and lens on any panel, then make a new still for just that one.

  3. Stills or vector frames

    AI stills on the image model you pick, or vector frames drawn as shapes for a credit each, when speed matters more than polish.

  4. Make it move

    Play the board as a moving storyboard with each shot's timing and camera move, then use it to guide the real shots.

Storyboarding a film

  1. 1

    Start with an idea or a script

    Type the idea, paste a screenplay, or send one straight from the script writer.

  2. 2

    Choose the panels

    AI stills on the image model you pick, or vector frames. Pick the style and frame shape.

  3. 3

    Get the board

    Every scene comes back as panels with framing, camera and lens. Redraw any single panel.

  4. 4

    Share, play or render

    Send it as a pitch deck PDF, play it as a moving storyboard, or render the shots in Director.

Questions

  • A tool that turns a script or an idea into a sequence of stills, one per shot, so you can plan a film before shooting or rendering it.

Related

More than images and video

Scripts, storyboards, motion, and characters in every version. Each one on its own, or all of them in a film.

See it before you render it

Get a storyboard of your film with your own characters, then decide what to make.