Short-form series

No script needed, start with one storyboard

Upload a hand-drawn storyboard as a PDF or photo, and AI cuts each panel into a shot.

In the episode → scene → shot structure, add dialogue and length to each shot and the episode running time adds up right away.

Short-form drama, web drama, commercial and music video crews of around 15 including cast

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Read a hand-drawn storyboard into shots

Upload a storyboard PDF (up to 40 pages) or photos, and it finds the panel borders and attaches a cut-out image to each shot.

It reads shot numbers, descriptions, dialogue, length and size, and when scenes are marked it splits them and adds them to the episode.

Results arrive as AI suggestions. Check them and confirm.

AI credits
Actual usage · about 4–5 for a 2-page storyboard

“The storyboard is drawings, but the shot list gets typed into Excel again.”

Heard on set · Short-form producer
Storyboard reading — each panel cut into a shot card
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Vertical 9:16 by default, switch by purpose

Choose the shot aspect ratio per project: vertical 9:16, square 1:1, horizontal 16:9, 4:3, 1.85:1 or 2.39:1.

Shot sizes run from ECU to ELS, and angles include bird's-eye and worm's-eye.

Shot cards, printing and AI rough images all follow that ratio.

Aspect ratio
9:16 · 1:1 · 16:9 · 4:3 · 1.85:1 · 2.39:1
Shot card — number · size · dialogue · length
03

Pick only the shots for the day and schedule them

Assign scenes to a shooting day, then pick only the shots you will film that day.

Shots already picked on another day are marked, and you can pick all the remaining ones at once.

Shot picker — 3 of 8 shots for the day
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Only the menus you need

The script and import menus are hidden. Cast and locations, shooting schedule and call sheet, art, props and costumes, and budget stay available.

When the project grows, turn the menus back on in settings.

Actors see only their own call time on their phone

Free during the beta

Create a project and bring in your team with an invite link for each department.