Turn a video idea into a practical Seedance storyboard. Choose one shot or a three-shot sequence, describe what must stay consistent, and select camera motion and audio. Edit each shot separately, then copy it with the shared continuity brief into your video workflow.
Describe what you need, or load an example. You can edit and export the result.
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A blue ceramic cup is revealed on an oak table, followed by a detail and a closing product shot.
Continuity: Keep the same blue cup, oak table and soft left window light. Shot 1: Wide composition reveals the cup; fixed camera, quiet room ambience. Shot 2: Cut to a detail of the glaze; fixed camera and matching light. Shot 3: Cut back to the full cup; fixed camera and the same ambience.
A cyclist wearing a yellow jacket pauses beside a misty lake at dawn.
Continuity: The same fictional adult cyclist, yellow jacket and dark bicycle remain beside a misty lake in cool dawn light. Opening: Establish the cyclist beside the bike. Development: Show a hand settling on the handlebar. Ending: Return to the lake-facing composition. Keep the camera fixed within each shot and use gentle lakeside ambience.
Describe the subject, clothing, key objects, environment and lighting that must stay consistent in the preservation field. Each shot should introduce one clear action. The three-shot option creates an opening, development and ending; the single-shot option avoids unnecessary cuts.
Each shot copy button includes the shared continuity notes, so the subject constraints travel with the shot. Edit the fields before copying or export the full storyboard as TXT. Set duration, reference assets and available generation controls in your target application; this text is not an API payload.
Describe reference assets in your idea and attach the actual files later in the Seedance-enabled app you use. This page does not inspect reference media or render video. Ambient audio describes scene sound; silent requests no dialogue, music or effects. Model support depends on the target application. This is an independent prompt tool.
