Comic directors
Test panel sequence and visual rhythm before polished illustration.
Film & CG workflow · script-to-comic-storyboard
Comic Storyboard Generator
SEELE is a comic storyboard generator for converting a screenplay or story idea into 18 sequential black-and-white cinematic shots. It records timing and continuity so teams can review the sequence as production planning, not final art.
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Use cases
Built for a concrete production decision
Each use case stays inside the mapped Workspace capability rather than promising an unsupported all-in-one pipeline.
Animation teams
Review staging, eyelines, and coverage as a shared shot plan.
Pitch teams
Make a story idea tangible without presenting boards as finished frames.
Workflow
From input to a reviewable artifact
The visible steps below match the HowTo schema and the supported Film & CG guide.
Describe the sequence
Supply screenplay text or a clear story idea.
Set continuity anchors
Name locations, characters, props, and any must-keep visual facts.
Generate 18 panels
Run the sequential comic-storyboard workflow.
Review and revise
Correct assumptions, pacing, screen direction, and missing coverage.
Prompt
Start with constraints, not adjectives
Use the canonical brief as a working draft. Add only facts, references, and delivery requirements you can verify.
CANONICAL BRIEF
Create an 18-shot black-and-white comic storyboard for a museum-heist sequence. Keep entrances, eyelines, prop handoffs, and screen direction consistent. Label each panel with shot size, action, timing, and continuity risk.
Create an 18-shot black-and-white comic storyboard for a museum-heist sequence. Keep entrances, eyelines, prop handoffs, and screen direction consistent. Label each panel with shot size, action, timing, and continuity risk.
Variant 01
Suspense sequence with prop continuity
Suspense sequence with prop continuity
Variant 02
Character dialogue with eyeline control
Character dialogue with eyeline control
Variant 03
Action scene with readable geography
Action scene with readable geography
Outputs
Know what the workflow can hand back
Output names describe the evidenced artifact or delivery preference; exact file formats must be checked in Workspace.
Comic panel sequence
Eighteen black-and-white storyboard shots.
Timing map
Approximate duration and beat placement across the sequence.
Continuity checklist
Notes for characters, props, geography, and screen direction.
FAQ
Questions before you open Workspace
What does this comic storyboard generator do?
SEELE is a comic storyboard generator for converting a screenplay or story idea into 18 sequential black-and-white cinematic shots. It records timing and continuity so teams can review the sequence as production planning, not final art.
How quickly can I start?
Open the Film & CG workspace, provide the required brief and attachments, then run the mapped capability. Generation time varies with the request and service conditions.
Can I edit the result?
You can revise the brief and rerun the workflow. Any exact editing, export, or downstream integration must be verified in the resulting Workspace flow rather than assumed from this landing page.
Do I need source files?
Not always. Where the mapped guide supports reference attachments, add them after opening Workspace; this static page cannot upload files.
What should I check before production use?
Review factual accuracy, rights, identity, continuity, motion, framing, audio, and technical delivery. Generated media can require manual polish.
Limitations
What still needs judgment
These constraints are part of the product answer, not fine print.
Boards are planning artThey are not final comic pages or locked production frames.
Consistency needs reviewFaces, costumes, props, and locations may require manual correction.
Scope is conciseLong scripts should be divided into coherent sequences.
Film & CG workspace
Turn this brief into the next reviewable artifact.
Open the mapped script-to-comic-storyboard workflow, add any required source material, and keep the limitations visible while you iterate.
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