AI Storyboard Generator — Plan a Whole Scene, Not Just One Clip
Most AI video tools hand you one clip at a time, and the character changes every time you press generate. A LoreMotion storyboard is a node canvas where each shot feeds the next, so a single character can carry an entire sequence, and any shot can continue from the previous clip's final frame. Storyboards are included with every LoreMotion subscription; single clips stay free in the generator.
How the storyboard works
- Generate a character keyframe with Krea 2 Turbo — about two seconds
- Connect that keyframe into another one; Identity Edit keeps the same face in a new scene
- Wire any keyframe into a shot node and pick a model — LTX-Video 2.5, MiniMax H3, Veo, Kling, or Grok
- Chain shot to shot to continue from the last frame, so motion carries across the cut
- Rendered shots are copied onto the board, so they outlive the 48-hour history window
Why consistency is the hard part
Text-to-video models reinvent a character from scratch on every run, which is why stringing clips together usually looks like four different people. The storyboard sidesteps that by making one rendered image the reference for the next step, so identity is carried forward as pixels rather than re-described in words.
What it costs
Storyboards come with every LoreMotion subscription, on any plan. Keyframes, identity edits, and LTX-Video / MiniMax H3 shots run on LoreMotion's own GPUs at zero credits inside a board; premium shots on Veo, Kling, or Grok draw from your credit balance at the same rates as the generator. Single clips at the generator stay free with no signup at all.
Beginner walkthrough
New to the canvas? How to make a multi-shot AI video walks through a first sequence in about five minutes: still, first clip, continue from a frame you pick, then one download.