AI storyboard creator

Use the reference image as the definitive look: same art medium and rendering style (if it is an illustration keep that exact illustration style; if it is a photo keep it photographic), same color palette and lighting style. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: Bob (circle head, stick arms/legs, pencil-cartoon style) smiles while kneeling on a sunny path in a park, gently holding a small brown paper-wrapped treat for a pet dog beside him. Warm morning light, soft shadows. Camera: medium-wide, eye-level, showing tall green grass, flowers, and a few birds perched on nearby branches. No text.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. Bob (circle head, stick arms/legs, pencil-cartoon style) smiles while kneeling on a sunny path in a park, gently holding a small brown paper-wrapped treat for a pet dog beside him. Warm morning light, soft shadows. Camera: medium-wide, eye-level, showing tall green grass, flowers, and a few birds perched on nearby branches. No text. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.

The reference image has two panels. LEFT panel: the character. RIGHT panel: an earlier scene from this same story — it defines the art style. Render this new scene in EXACTLY the same art style as the RIGHT panel: same medium (photo vs. illustration vs. 3D), same line work, rendering, texture, color palette, saturation, lighting style and level of detail — it must look like the next frame of the same book or film. Do not copy the right panel's composition or setting. Output a single image, not panels. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: Bob and the pet dog trot along a leafy trail as birds flutter overhead. Bob’s expression is joyful, one hand lifted as if waving, the dog’s tail wagging. Bright midday sunlight with dappled leaf patterns. Camera: tracking-style wide shot, slight angle from behind Bob, showing nature textures—bushes, butterflies, and bird silhouettes in the sky.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. Bob and the pet dog trot along a leafy trail as birds flutter overhead. Bob’s expression is joyful, one hand lifted as if waving, the dog’s tail wagging. Bright midday sunlight with dappled leaf patterns. Camera: tracking-style wide shot, slight angle from behind Bob, showing nature textures—bushes, butterflies, and bird silhouettes in the sky. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.

The reference image has two panels. LEFT panel: the character. RIGHT panel: an earlier scene from this same story — it defines the art style. Render this new scene in EXACTLY the same art style as the RIGHT panel: same medium (photo vs. illustration vs. 3D), same line work, rendering, texture, color palette, saturation, lighting style and level of detail — it must look like the next frame of the same book or film. Do not copy the right panel's composition or setting. Output a single image, not panels. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: Bob looks concerned but hopeful as he points toward a small fallen nest area near a tree stump. The pet dog sniffs the ground nearby. Bob’s mouth is a small smile-to-worry shape, caring eyes. Overcast, gentle light. Camera: close-medium framing on Bob and dog, with birds in the background watching from a low branch.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. Bob looks concerned but hopeful as he points toward a small fallen nest area near a tree stump. The pet dog sniffs the ground nearby. Bob’s mouth is a small smile-to-worry shape, caring eyes. Overcast, gentle light. Camera: close-medium framing on Bob and dog, with birds in the background watching from a low branch. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.

The reference image has two panels. LEFT panel: the character. RIGHT panel: an earlier scene from this same story — it defines the art style. Render this new scene in EXACTLY the same art style as the RIGHT panel: same medium (photo vs. illustration vs. 3D), same line work, rendering, texture, color palette, saturation, lighting style and level of detail — it must look like the next frame of the same book or film. Do not copy the right panel's composition or setting. Output a single image, not panels. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: Bob carefully places a safe, soft nest substitute (crumpled leaves and twigs) near the stump, guided by the birds’ activity. He’s focused and kind, one hand steadying materials. The pet dog sits alert, calm. Natural light breaks through clouds. Camera: top-three-quarter view, low angle, leaves and bark in the foreground for depth.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. Bob carefully places a safe, soft nest substitute (crumpled leaves and twigs) near the stump, guided by the birds’ activity. He’s focused and kind, one hand steadying materials. The pet dog sits alert, calm. Natural light breaks through clouds. Camera: top-three-quarter view, low angle, leaves and bark in the foreground for depth. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.

The reference image has two panels. LEFT panel: the character. RIGHT panel: an earlier scene from this same story — it defines the art style. Render this new scene in EXACTLY the same art style as the RIGHT panel: same medium (photo vs. illustration vs. 3D), same line work, rendering, texture, color palette, saturation, lighting style and level of detail — it must look like the next frame of the same book or film. Do not copy the right panel's composition or setting. Output a single image, not panels. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: Bob opens his palm to show the treat again, then nods encouragingly at the nearby birds. The pet dog nudges the ground gently, making a small pathway. Bob’s face brightens into a proud smile. Golden-hour lighting, warm tones matching each scene. Camera: medium shot, birds in soft focus above, tree canopy framing the upper edge.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. Bob opens his palm to show the treat again, then nods encouragingly at the nearby birds. The pet dog nudges the ground gently, making a small pathway. Bob’s face brightens into a proud smile. Golden-hour lighting, warm tones matching each scene. Camera: medium shot, birds in soft focus above, tree canopy framing the upper edge. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.

The reference image has two panels. LEFT panel: the character. RIGHT panel: an earlier scene from this same story — it defines the art style. Render this new scene in EXACTLY the same art style as the RIGHT panel: same medium (photo vs. illustration vs. 3D), same line work, rendering, texture, color palette, saturation, lighting style and level of detail — it must look like the next frame of the same book or film. Do not copy the right panel's composition or setting. Output a single image, not panels. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: A baby bird hopping moment occurs: Bob’s eyes widen happily as a small bird lands on a nearby branch close to the restored nest. The pet dog stays still, tail slightly wagging. Bob’s expression is delighted, leaning forward. Lighting: warm sun flare through leaves. Camera: tight framing on Bob’s upper body and the bird branch, with the dog just beside him.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. A baby bird hopping moment occurs: Bob’s eyes widen happily as a small bird lands on a nearby branch close to the restored nest. The pet dog stays still, tail slightly wagging. Bob’s expression is delighted, leaning forward. Lighting: warm sun flare through leaves. Camera: tight framing on Bob’s upper body and the bird branch, with the dog just beside him. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.

The reference image has two panels. LEFT panel: the character. RIGHT panel: an earlier scene from this same story — it defines the art style. Render this new scene in EXACTLY the same art style as the RIGHT panel: same medium (photo vs. illustration vs. 3D), same line work, rendering, texture, color palette, saturation, lighting style and level of detail — it must look like the next frame of the same book or film. Do not copy the right panel's composition or setting. Output a single image, not panels. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: Bob gently guides the birds’ attention away from the nest area by pointing toward a safe, open patch of grass with scattered petals. The pet dog walks alongside, protective and friendly. Bob smiles reassuringly. Breeze moves leaves and feathers. Camera: wider shot, side view of Bob and dog moving through a corridor of plants, birds gliding overhead.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. Bob gently guides the birds’ attention away from the nest area by pointing toward a safe, open patch of grass with scattered petals. The pet dog walks alongside, protective and friendly. Bob smiles reassuringly. Breeze moves leaves and feathers. Camera: wider shot, side view of Bob and dog moving through a corridor of plants, birds gliding overhead. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.

The reference image has two panels. LEFT panel: the character. RIGHT panel: an earlier scene from this same story — it defines the art style. Render this new scene in EXACTLY the same art style as the RIGHT panel: same medium (photo vs. illustration vs. 3D), same line work, rendering, texture, color palette, saturation, lighting style and level of detail — it must look like the next frame of the same book or film. Do not copy the right panel's composition or setting. Output a single image, not panels. Keep the exact same character — same face, head shape, hair, body proportions and outfit (Pencil Cartoon character with a circle head, stick legs and arms and a torso). Full color (never black-and-white, sepia, pencil sketch or desaturated unless the scene explicitly asks for it). Scene: Happy ending: Bob and the pet dog sit together under a flowering tree while birds sing from multiple branches. Bob’s face is beaming, hands relaxed at his sides. The scene feels peaceful and triumphant. Bright, clear afternoon light, vibrant greens and gentle sky. Camera: wide, centered composition—Bob and dog in the foreground, birds and blossoms forming a natural “stage” behind them.

Animate the character in this frame, keeping their face, hair and outfit unchanged. Keep the exact same color grading, lighting and mood as the starting frame — no shifts to black-and-white or a different style. Happy ending: Bob and the pet dog sit together under a flowering tree while birds sing from multiple branches. Bob’s face is beaming, hands relaxed at his sides. The scene feels peaceful and triumphant. Bright, clear afternoon light, vibrant greens and gentle sky. Camera: wide, centered composition—Bob and dog in the foreground, birds and blossoms forming a natural “stage” behind them. One continuous shot, natural movement, ambient sound, no on-screen text.