by Film Construction
A fast, simple way to build and present your storyboard. Import illustrations, AI imagery, or draw your own frames. Describe your shots, attach references, and walk clients and crew through your vision, all without the clutter of tools built for feature films, television, or animation.
Made specifically for commercial directors and short form content creators.
macOS only · Free while in beta
Pencil, brush, marker, line — Vector-based tools for easy modification and adjustment.
Your storyboard artist has delivered a folder of frames. Or you've generated images in AI. Or sketched them yourself in Procreate.
Now what? Import them into Storyboard Builder, arrange and rearrange until the story flow feels right.
Each panel works in layers. Add source photos on one, trace on another, sketch on a third. Adjust transparency. Merge when you're done.
Add shot descriptions and dialogue to every panel. Everything your crew needs to understand the shot, right there on the board.
Attach up to six reference images per panel — style ref, locations, wardrobe, lighting, mood. Everything connected to the shot, in one place.
Choose from a range of desktop themes — from a studio desk to clean, minimal backgrounds. Work in the environment that suits you.
Full-screen presentation mode built right in. No fiddly recreating in Keynote, PowerPoint, or Slides. Talk through your boards in one clean presentation.
Export to PDF in multiple layouts, ready to share with clients or crew. Or export individual frames. Both just work.
Storyboard Builder has a focused set of drawing tools — just what you need to quickly sketch a frame.
If you want to go deeper, create your artwork in Procreate, Fresco, Photoshop, Clip Studio Paint, or Sketchbook, then import it here. Write descriptions for each shot, attach references, and export as PDF.
Clean, full-screen presentation mode. No exporting, no rebuilding in another tool, no last-minute formatting panics.
Add notes to every panel. Include your reference images. Walk a client through a spot frame by frame — exactly the way you intended it.
Free to download while in beta. macOS only. No account needed.
Free while in beta · Requires macOS 12 or later
Not sure which? Apple menu → About This Mac — if it says M1/M2/M3/M4, pick Apple Silicon