The storyboard studio for film & television

Every great film is drawn before it’s shot.

Sketch every shot the moment you imagine it — then let CineSketch carry your boards from first scribble to photoreal frame, in one consistent style, with your characters in every cell.

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The CineSketch workflow

You don’t need to draw. You need to decide.

Board every shot as fast as you can think it — a scribble is enough. Send any cell to the generator and choose exactly how finished it should look. As your production matures, walk the whole board up the ladder: sketch for blocking, illustration for the studio, photoreal for the pitch.

A rough scribbled sketch
IN — your 10-second scribble
A professional illustrator-quality sketch of the same subject
OUT — the same shot, one click later
  1. 01

    Rough sketch

    Anyone can draw it

  2. 02

    Illustrator

    Professional linework

  3. 03

    Color sketch

    Palette locked

  4. 04

    Cartoon

    Full rendering

  5. 05

    Photoreal

    The final frame

Built for productions, not doodles

One board. One style. Your characters, everywhere.

Send to AI

Draw on layered 16:9 canvases — brush, eraser, uploaded plates. One button turns the cell into a finished frame at exactly the fidelity you choose, and every generation is versioned so you can step back, draw over, and go again.

Unitize style

Fifty shots drawn across three weeks in four moods? One click regenerates the entire project into a single aesthetic — same technique, same palette, same hands — so the board reads like one artist drew it overnight.

Character memory

Design each character once in their final look — one reference image, in any style you draw in. Typing @name in any shot keeps their face, wardrobe and silhouette consistent across every cell you generate.

We boarded a 900-shot season in six weeks. My writers sketch like toddlers and the boards still walked into the network review looking like one illustrator drew every frame. I don’t start prep without it now.
Mara Ellison — Director, The Hollow Crown Sessions

Your next picture starts as a rectangle.

Open the studio, draw the first shot badly, and watch it become the frame you saw in your head.

Enter the studio