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Scene Visualizer
Turn a written idea into a working shot plan. Explore frames, camera positions and lighting; keep every decision editable.
06Shot setups Up to 20 editable shots
02 / COMPOSITION PREVIEW
Establishing
Editable schematic framing guide
SCHEMATIC FRAME · NOT AI PHOTOGRAPHY
Drag subject to reframe
16:9 · 1280 × 720
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Camera intentEstablish context and movement
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Lighting setupMotivate the key light
Camera and lighting reference
Editable notes
Share your storyboard
Download visual frames, a shot list or a reusable project. Nothing is uploaded.
A shot plan you can actually work with
Does this create AI photographs?
No. Scene Visualizer creates schematic canvas compositions and lighting suggestions from cinematic rules. You can attach photos and copy detailed prompts to an image generator of your choice.
Can I edit every shot?
Yes. Change angle, lens, blocking, lighting, color, framing and notes, duplicate or reorder shots, and save the project to continue later.
Are my scene ideas uploaded?
No. Scene parsing, reference images and exports stay within your browser. Projects are downloaded as local JSON files, not stored on a server.
Can I create a production shot list?
Export a spreadsheet-compatible CSV or print the storyboard to PDF. Shot plans are creative suggestions and do not replace location scouting or a technical lighting plan.
Plan cinematic shots with Scene Visualizer
Turn a short brief into a schematic, editable shot plan with framing, subject placement, lighting notes and timing. Refine each shot as a planning reference; the workspace does not render a finished video or AI-generated photograph.
Example workflow
Enter a concise brief or start editing shots directly; the brief field is limited to 2,400 characters.
Review and revise the shot compositions, timing and advisory continuity hints, keeping the sequence within 20 shots.
Add reference images or notes as needed, then export frames, a storyboard, shot CSV, print layout or project JSON.
Authored example: Plan a fictional mug advertisement with a wide establishing shot, a top-down detail and a close-up. Use the shot list to discuss the sequence before production.
Limits and privacy: Compositions are schematic 2D plans, not physical lens simulation or rendered video. Continuity hints are advisory. Embedded reference images are re-encoded and can lose metadata; project and image size limits apply. Print or Save as PDF uses the browser’s print output.
