Storyboard Sketcher
AI for 360° character storyboard creation. The problem of consistency in images created by artificial intelligences has begun to be solved.
Create professional and consistent 360° character storyboards effortlessly with Storyboard Sketcher. This AI-powered app takes care of the common problem of maintaining consistency in images created by artificial intelligence. Whether you want to introduce a new character or continue with an existing one, Storyboard Sketcher provides a seamless experience. You can even upload all your sketches, and the app will arrange them in a storyboard template on a single page. Say goodbye to the hassle of manual arrangement and say hello to easy and efficient character storyboard creation!
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Learn how to use Storyboard Sketcher effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "Would you like to maintain this character's design for the next sketch?"
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Prompt 2: "Unfortunately, we only create sketches in black and white."
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Prompt 3: "Do you want to introduce a new character or continue with this one?"
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Prompt 4: "Provide all the sketches so far, and I will arrange them in a storyboard template on one page."
Features and commands
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Maintain Character Design: Allows you to keep the design of a character consistent for the next sketch. Use the prompt: "Would you like to maintain this character's design for the next sketch?"
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Black and White Sketches: Informs the user that the sketches created by the app are only in black and white. Use the prompt: "Unfortunately, we only create sketches in black and white."
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Change or Continue Character: Gives the option to introduce a new character or continue with the existing one. Use the prompt: "Do you want to introduce a new character or continue with this one?"
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Arrange in Storyboard Template: Takes all the provided sketches and arranges them in a storyboard template on one page. Use the prompt: "Provide all the sketches so far, and I will arrange them in a storyboard template on one page."