StoryBoard: Shot List Maker

StoryBoard turns your phone into a storyboard pad. Sketch each shot by hand or drop in a photo, group the panels into scenes, then play the whole thing back as an animatic and export it as a PDF, a contact sheet, a shot list or a video.

Built for directors, ad creatives, comic artists and anyone who plans a video before they shoot it.

🎬 KEY FEATURES
• Draw every panel — pen, marker and eraser, with undo all the way back
• Import a photo instead, or trace over one as a reference underlay
• Onion skin shows a ghost of the previous panel while you draw the next
• Group panels into scenes and get proper film labels: 1A, 1B, 2A
• 10 camera angles and 10 shot types, plus focal-length notation from 14mm to 135mm
• Transition tags between shots — CUT, DISSOLVE, WIPE, MATCH CUT, SMASH CUT, FADE
• Blocking overlay — drag movement arrows and PAN, TILT, DOLLY and ZOOM stamps onto a shot
• Record a voice memo on any panel so the intent survives the sketch
• 23 templates for short film, commercials, Reels, TikTok, manga, webtoon and more
• Six frame ratios including 2.39:1 Scope and 9:16 vertical
• Import a Fountain screenplay and get scenes and panels created for you

📤 EXPORT
• Storyboard PDF at 6, 2 or 1 panel per page, with an optional title page
• Contact sheet PNG of the whole board
• Shot list as CSV for a spreadsheet, or as a printable table
• MP4 animatic with your own per-panel timing and voice memos
• Send to a printer straight from the app

🎞️ ANIMATIC PLAYER
Play the board back at your own pace with a scrubber, a filmstrip and a caption bar showing the shot label, camera angle and lens. Record a scratch dialogue take while it plays.

✅ WHY STORYBOARD
• Your boards stay on your device — nothing is uploaded anywhere
• Works fully offline, on set or on a plane
• Drawings are stored as vectors, so a panel stays sharp at PDF and video size
• No account required

🎯 PERFECT FOR
• Directors and DPs planning coverage before a shoot
• Ad and social teams boarding a Reel, a TikTok or a 30-second spot
• Comic and manga artists laying out pages and webtoon scrolls
• Students and film-school projects
• YouTubers planning an edit before filming

Start with a blank board or pick a template, and sketch your first shot.