Storyboard Prompt Builder
Turn your design story into a sequence of AI-ready images. No filmmaking knowledge needed — just describe what you want to show.
Step 1 of 6
Who's in your story?
Define your characters (up to 3) — they'll appear consistently across the frames of your storyboard.
What do they do?
Choosing a role sets up smart default costumes, props, and work environments for
this type of professional.
Gender
Age
30
years old
20
80
Appearance Details
Describe their look
This keeps your character looking the same in every frame. Be as descriptive as
you like — age, style, hair.
Hair
What are they wearing?
What's their energy?
Character Photo Reference (Advanced)
Paste a link to a photo or upload one. Midjourney will try to use their face
and appearance for consistency. This is the
--cref parameter.Or upload a photo
Drop photo here or click to browse
JPG, PNG, WebP · Upload a reference photo
How closely to match the reference photo? (Advanced)
0 = only copy their clothes/style, 100 = copy their face and appearance very
closely. This is the
--cw parameter.
Style only
Exact face
100
Step 2 of 6
Choose a drawing style
Pick how your storyboard should look — like choosing between a rough pencil sketch and a
polished marker illustration.
Line thickness (Advanced)
Controls how thick or thin the drawn lines appear. 1 = very fine/delicate lines,
10 = bold/heavy lines.
Fine
Bold
5
Level of detail (Advanced)
1 = loose and gestural (like a quick sketch), 10 = highly detailed and precise
(like a finished illustration).
Loose
Detailed
5
Step 3 of 6
What's the story — and how many frames?
Pick how many frames to show, upload space photos to auto-generate frames, or choose a ready-made template below.
How many frames in your storyboard?
Import Space Photos
Upload real room photos or design renderings. Gemini AI will analyze each shot's composition and generate matching storyboard frames.
Drop up to 6 photos here or click to browse
JPG, PNG, WebP · Up to 6 space photos
or describe your story idea
Describe your story idea
or pick a ready-made template
Story Templates
Step 4 of 6
Where does this take place?
Describe the space where your story happens and set the overall lighting atmosphere.
Describe the space
What's visible in the background?
These objects will appear in the background of your frames, making the setting feel
authentic to a design professional's workspace.
🎨 Atmosphere & Lighting Mood
Global Lighting Mood
Time of Day
Weather
Style Reference Image URL (Advanced)
Paste a link to an image whose visual style you want to match across all frames.
This is the
--sref parameter in Midjourney.
How strongly to apply the style? (Advanced)
0 = barely influenced by the reference, 1000 = very heavily influenced. This is
the
--sw parameter.
Subtle
Strong
100
Step 5 of 6
Refine each frame
Click any frame below to edit it. Choose how it's framed visually, which characters appear, and what's happening.
Who appears in this frame?
How is this frame composed?
This is the camera angle — it controls how close or far away the viewer feels,
and what they focus on. Pick a visual below.
What's happening in this frame?
Describe what the person is doing in this specific moment. Be specific and visual
— imagine describing it to someone who can only see still images.
What objects or materials are visible?
List the specific items you want to appear in focus in this frame. These become
part of the prompt.
Step 6 of 6
Your storyboard prompts are ready!
Copy your prompts and paste them into Midjourney or DALL-E 3 to generate your storyboard
images.
Give your storyboard a name
Extra notes or custom AI parameters (Advanced)
Add any additional Midjourney parameters like
--no,
--stylize, or custom lighting/mood descriptions here.Copied!
Live Storyboard Preview
6 FramesCharacter
Interior Designer — long dark hair, elegant
Drawing Style
Rough Pencil Sketch
Location
Bright design studio