Turn a 5,000-word script into a shot list you can shoot tomorrow
Paste a script, a novel chapter, or a voiceover draft. In one pass you get the Storyboard Five: shot list, image prompts, dialogue with timecodes, sound design, and a production sheet. Shots are timed to real editing density (4 shots per 15s for drama, 5 for standard, 7 for action), so every beat of your text lands on an exact second.
- 2,000-5,000 word drafts
- No install, works on mobile
- 3 free storyboards a day
My storyboards
What is in the Storyboard Five
Five deliverables, built from one text, in one pass. Everything a crew needs between the script and the first day on set.
Shot list
One line per shot: number, size, angle, movement, duration, action, line, sound. Print it and hand it to the crew.
Image prompts
Bilingual prompt per shot with lens, lighting and time of day. Drop them straight into Midjourney, Kling or Jimeng.
Dialogue & subtitles
Timecodes accumulate automatically. One line per shot, subtitle length matched to screen time.
Sound design
BGM, sound cues and mix levels per scene, written the way a sound recordist needs them.
Production sheet
Location, props, wardrobe, lighting, camera, cast and estimated hours per scene - the AD schedules from this.
Storyboard studio vs. a human artist
A human storyboard artist reads subtext better than any model. What a model does better is the volume work: every shot numbered, every prompt written, every prop listed, in minutes.
| ClipMynt Studio | Human storyboard artist | |
|---|---|---|
| Full shot list from 5,000 words | Minutes, not days | 3-7 days |
| Cost per episode | Free, 3 a day | 800-3,000 CNY |
| One revision round | Regenerate in minutes | Another 2-3 days |
| AI image prompts included | Bilingual, per shot | Usually not |
| Emotional judgement, on-set improvisation | Needs a director review | Strong |
Who it is for
Same engine, three different jobs. Pick your genre before generating - it changes shot density, pacing and how much of the production sheet gets filled in.
Short-drama producers
Ship a full episode's shot list three days before the shoot, and save one storyboarder's headcount.
- One episode in one pass
- Shot numbers the crew can call out
- Props and wardrobe pulled per scene
Ad and TVC teams
Turn a 30-second script into three visual routes before the client meeting.
- 15s / 30s / 60s pacing presets
- Three visual directions from one draft
- Prompts you can render for the pitch deck
Talking head and commerce
One draft, thirty shots, one person with one phone.
- Cut points that follow the script beats
- B-roll and insert slots marked
- Subtitle timing already calculated
Questions
What people ask before they paste their script.
Does it rewrite my script?
No. Your text is only segmented into scenes and used as an anchor; dialogue comes from your original wording, never paraphrased.
How many shots will 2,000-5,000 words produce?
Usually 40-90 shots, covering 4-15 minutes of screen time depending on genre and pacing.
Which formats are supported?
Short drama, ad/TVC and talking-head scripts. Pick the genre before you generate - it changes shot density and pacing presets.
How long does it take?
Usually 3-6 minutes for 2,000 words and 6-12 minutes for 5,000. You can close the tab; the job continues and resumes when you return.
Can I use the output for AI video generation?
Yes. Every shot carries a bilingual prompt with lens, lighting and time of day, ready for Kling, Jimeng or Midjourney.
Who owns the output?
You do. Your text and the generated storyboard are not published, shared or used for training.
Guides: the method behind the board
Three walkthroughs for anyone who wants to understand the cut before pasting a script.