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Storyboard to Animatic Studio

Add storyboard images, give your camera a little motion, layer in voices and sound, then export a film-ready animatic—all in your browser.

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Animatic stage

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Your storyboard begins hereImport your frames or try the sample storyboard
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Scene timeline

Clips show actual overlaps · click to select and seek
Your scenes will appear here

Use Left/Right to nudge the playhead by 0.1 s; Shift + Left/Right moves 1 s. Scene selection does not move the playhead.

Scene transitions overlap on the timeline, just like in a real edit.
03 / TAKE IT HOME

Export your animatic

Record locally to real WebM with the selected frames and audio cues. Keep the tab visible while recording.

Export section
Choose a minimum 0.5-second section.

Camera motion, not static slides

Add smooth pushes, pans and tilts without manually keyframing every image.

Sound tells the story

Attach your recorded dialogue and effects to individual shots. They follow the scene timing when exported.

Built to hand off

Download a shot list, a still or a portable project file containing your original frames and audio.

PixelOkay · Files remain in your browser. Video export speed and supported formats depend on your browser and device. Smart pacing is a deterministic suggestion feature, not generative AI.

Turn storyboard frames into a timed animatic

Arrange imported storyboard images into timed scenes, set transitions and camera motion, then review optional per-shot voice or sound effects. Smart pacing is a deterministic keyword suggestion that you can edit; it does not generate a finished story.

Example workflow

  1. Import storyboard frames or open the sample, then order the scenes and set their durations.
  2. Choose transitions and camera moves; review or override the suggested pacing, captions and optional audio delays.
  3. Preview the full cut or a selected range, then export WebM, PNG frames, shot-list CSV or an embedded project.

Authored example: Make a four-shot product walkthrough from your own storyboard frames. Add a short voice cue to the second shot, adjust the following pause and preview caption timing before export.

Limits and privacy: A project supports up to 40 scenes and four minutes. WebM records in real time and audio synchronization is approximate; codecs vary by browser. Portable JSON embeds media and may contain private images or audio, so inspect it before sharing and keep a backup.

Common questions

Does Smart Pacing use generative AI?

No. It uses deterministic keyword analysis to suggest pacing. Review and edit the timing for your actual narration and storyboard.

Does the portable project include imported media?

Yes. Project JSON embeds media, so the file may be large and may contain private storyboard images or audio.

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