Storyboard with Magic

See your film before you shoot it.

Upload your script. Get back a pencil storyboard of the key moments, a shot list with where the camera goes, and every scene and character on one private page.

$29 for a short film, $49 for a feature. One-time.

Low to the grass. One lamp is all the light.

Pencil sketch: a wide night shot of an empty park under one street lamp, a man sitting up in the grass.
Wide shot. Eye level, camera still.

From inside the shed, looking out.

Pencil sketch: two men framed in the bright doorway of a dark shed, seen from inside.
Medium shot.

Close on his face. Slow push in.

Pencil sketch: a close-up of a man in profile with a phone to his ear.
Close-up.

What you get

Five tabs. Everything your crew needs on the day.

One private page. Open it on set on your phone, or print it.

Storyboard

A pencil frame for each key moment, scene by scene. Tap one to see it bigger.

Pencil frame: a park at night under one lamp. Pencil frame: two men in a shed doorway. Pencil frame: a man on the phone, close up. Pencil frame: two men facing each other by a backyard pool. Pencil frame: a close shot of a drink being poured at a bar. Pencil frame: two men walking away through glass doors into a house. Pencil frame: a man carrying a bag down a hallway toward the camera.

Script

Your script, easy to read on a phone.

EXT. CITY PARK - NIGHTOne lamp post. Wet grass.
A MAN sits up behind a
low hedge.MANWhere am I?

Shot list

Every shot: how wide, where the camera sits, and whether it moves.

1F
Wide · low to the grass · stillAn empty park under one lamp post. He sits up behind a low hedge.
1AF
Very close · from the side · slow push inHe stops pacing. A long pause, then the decision.
5K
Medium · from inside the shed · stillThe door swings open and daylight floods in.
Download it as an Excel file.

Scenes

Who is in each scene, and how long it may take to shoot.

Scene 5 · Backyard, day
Characters
2
Shots
40
Camera positions
6
Time to shoot
5½ h

Characters

A face for each main character, to help with casting.

Pencil portrait of a woman with long dark hair.

AvaLate forties, long dark hair, calm and watchful.

How it works

Three steps, then check your email.

  1. 1

    Choose

    Short film or feature. One page of script is about one minute on screen.

  2. 2

    Pay

    $29 or $49, once, with Stripe. No account to make.

  3. 3

    Upload

    A PDF, a Word file or pasted text. Your link arrives by email in about 15 minutes for a short, or about an hour for a feature.

Prices

Pay once for each script.

No subscription. If your storyboard never arrives, you get your money back.

Start here

Short film

For shorts, music videos and single scenes.

$29one-time
no subscription

Script length
Up to 30 pages
Ready in
About 15 min
  • Pencil storyboard of the key moments
  • Shot list with where the camera goes, plus Excel
  • Every scene, with time to shoot
  • A face for each main character
  • Private link, kept for 90 days

Feature film

For full-length scripts and TV pilots.

$49one-time
no subscription

Script length
31 to 130 pages
Ready in
About 1 hour
  • Pencil storyboard of the key moments
  • Shot list with where the camera goes, plus Excel
  • Every scene, with time to shoot
  • A face for each main character
  • Private link, kept for 90 days

Have audio, not a script? Email it to us and we will reply with a price.

Questions

What if I pick the wrong size?

We count the pages when you upload. If a short turns out to be a feature, you can pay the $20 difference or upload a shorter script.

What if the storyboard comes out wrong?

If it never arrives, you get your money back. If it arrives and you cannot use it, reply to the email within 14 days. A person will look at it and run it again for free.

Who sees my script?

Only you, and anyone you share the private link with. Search engines do not list it. Your script and storyboard are deleted after 90 days.

Walk on set knowing every shot.