Directors
Translate submitted scene text into a clear sequence of panels.
SEELE turns the submitted script or story into clear sequential storyboard panels and cinematic shot beats.
Enter your script, scene, dialogue, or story beats to create clear sequential storyboard panels and cinematic shot beats.
If you want to use your own photo, video, or other reference, continue in Workspace to add it when you create.
Generated media may require continuity, rights, factual, and technical review before production use.
Each use case focuses on a practical result you can create in Workspace without promising an unsupported all-in-one pipeline.
Translate submitted scene text into a clear sequence of panels.
Start from a submitted script or story instead of a blank sequence.
Review whether the panel sequence communicates the intended cinematic shot beats.
Follow these steps to move from your starting material to a result you can review.
Provide the script, scene, story beats, or outline that should become a storyboard.
Keep the submitted order, characters, actions, and important scene details clear.
SEELE turns the submitted script or story into clear sequential storyboard panels and cinematic shot beats.
Check panel order, shot direction, and whether the important submitted story beats remain clear.
Use this example as a starting point. Add only facts, references, and delivery requirements you can verify.
These are the results and delivery choices available for this type of project. Confirm exact file formats in Workspace.

Storyboard panels arranged clearly from the submitted script or story.

Shot direction and action corresponding to the submitted story beats.

The sequential panels and cinematic shot beats presented as one storyboard sequence.
SEELE turns the submitted script or story into clear sequential storyboard panels and cinematic shot beats.
Enter the requested details here, then continue in Workspace to create your result. Processing time varies with your request and service conditions.
You can change your entries and create another version. Confirm available editing, export, and integration options in Workspace.
Not always. If your project uses your own photos, video, or other references, continue in Workspace to add them.
Review factual accuracy, rights, identity, continuity, motion, framing, audio, and technical delivery. Generated media can require manual polish.
These constraints are part of the product answer, not fine print.
Add any photos, videos, or other references you need, create the result, and review it as you refine.