StoryAmp
AI-assisted storyboarding for writers

Turn your story into scenes, boards, and visuals — fast.

StoryAmp helps you plan chapters and scenes, generate storyboards, keep characters consistent, and iterate on visual direction without losing your narrative voice.

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From text to boards
In minutes
Keep it consistent
Characters
Storyboard preview
Next suggestion
“Increase contrast, shift camera lower, keep character silhouette consistent.”

Write like a human, plan like a producer

Keep your story voice intact while getting structured beats, scenes, and visual direction.

Keep characters consistent

Build character references once, then reuse them across scenes and storyboards.

Iterate quickly

Adjust pacing, framing, and mood without rewriting everything from scratch.

Testimonials

Writers and creators use StoryAmp to move from idea to visual plan without losing momentum.

“The storyboard flow helped me find pacing issues before I wrote 20k words in the wrong direction.”
— Indie novelist
“I finally have a consistent way to track character look + scene intent without a giant spreadsheet.”
— Screenwriter
“The “iterate on framing” loop is the closest thing to a virtual pre-production room I’ve tried.”
— Creative director

How it works

Start from a story idea, add characters, then generate storyboards scene-by-scene. Iterate until the visuals match your intent.

  1. 1
    Create a project
    Add your book or story concept and choose a direction.
  2. 2
    Define characters
    Set references for consistent visuals across scenes.
  3. 3
    Generate boards
    Produce storyboards per scene and refine composition.
  4. 4
    Preview and export
    Review your storyboard flow and share it.
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FAQ

Is StoryAmp for novels, screenplays, or both?+
Both. The workflow is scene-based, so it works well for chapters, sequences, and scripts.
Do I need to know how to draw?+
No. StoryAmp is for planning, consistency, and iteration — not manual illustration skills.
Can I share or preview storyboards?+
Yes — you can preview storyboard flows and share links depending on your project setup.
What happens after I sign up?+
You’ll land in your projects area where you can create a story, then generate boards scene-by-scene.