AI Storyboard Generator

A storyboard is pre-production: it is how a team agrees on shots, blocking, and pacing before anyone spends on a shoot or a render. Most AI storyboard tools speed up that drawing step and stop there. You get panels, you export a PDF, and the actual video lives in a different tool with a different look, so the storyboard and the finished shots drift apart.

Wireflow treats the storyboard as a workflow you own on a node canvas. A Text Input holds the scene beats, Nano Banana Lite renders a character reference, and a second Nano Banana Lite node reads that reference so every panel keeps the same character. Because it all sits on hosted compute in the browser with nothing to install, the same canvas that boards a scene also drives every other AI image generator job your team runs, and a finished panel can move on to motion without leaving the page.

The workflow behind this page's button is deliberately small: two Text Inputs and two image nodes.

• Character Brief holds the cast. One line describes the recurring character and the art style, for example a friendly explorer in a clean cel shaded look.
• Nano Banana Lite renders the reference. The brief becomes a neutral background character reference sheet, the anchor every panel points back to.
• Scene Beats plus the reference make the panels. A second Nano Banana Lite node reads both the numbered beats and the reference image, so the panels stay on model instead of drifting between shots.

That reference wire is the detail worth copying: it is the asset-first habit behind consistent characters, and it is the same asset-first move behind any consistent cast, the kind you plan when you design characters with AI for games and animation. When a panel is right, it does not sit in a PDF; it wires forward into a video node so the board becomes footage in the same graph.

If your storyboard work is a shot-list spreadsheet, hand-drawn thumbnails, and frame-by-frame annotation for a director to mark up, a dedicated drawing-first board app is built around exactly that, and this page will not pretend otherwise. Wireflow gives you generated panels on a canvas, not a sketching surface or a pitch-document exporter.

Wireflow is the generation layer, not the writers' room: it will not write your script, storyboard your act structure, or decide your shot order for you. What it offers instead is ownership of the pipeline, 70+ hosted models to swap between, a character reference that keeps panels consistent, and per generation pricing. If your storyboard is a step toward finished shots rather than the deliverable itself, build it here, and pair it with a character design generator when a scene needs a fresh face.