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AI storyboard to video · short film generator

Write the film shot by shot. Get back one finished film.

Cast your characters once and they stay themselves in every shot. Lunar renders each shot, cuts them together, scores, narrates and captions them — and shows the price, shot by shot, before you press Render.

  1. Shot 1The Traveller
  2. Shot 2Coastline
  1. 01

    Cast

    Up to three characters, each with a name, a description and up to four pictures.

  2. 02

    Shots

    What happens, who is in it, the camera move, the length, the look and any dialogue.

  3. 03

    Sound and finish

    Music, narration, cuts or crossfades, an opening title, captions and an end card.

  4. 04

    Render

    One price before you start. Every shot renders, then one film lands in your library.

Start from a storyboard

Every one is a working film. Add your characters’ pictures and render.

  • 5 shots · 26 s · 16:9

    Short product commercial

    Five shots: the reveal, the detail, the person, the moment, the hero frame — scored, with your brand at the end.

  • 4 shots · 22 s · 21:9

    Two-character dialogue scene

    A short conversation in a late-night diner — shot, reverse shot, and a closing two-shot.

  • 6 shots · 28 s · 9:16

    Travel montage

    One traveller, six places, one song — a half-minute trip with a narrated close.

Questions

What is AI storyboard to video?
You write a short film as a list of shots — who is in it, what happens, the camera move and the look. Lunar renders every shot, joins them with cuts or crossfades, adds music, narration, captions and titles, and hands back one finished film.
How do the characters stay consistent from shot to shot?
Each character gets a name, a one-line description and up to four pictures. Every shot they appear in is rendered with those pictures as references and their description in the prompt, on a model built to hold identity. Continuity mode can also start each shot from the last frame of the one before.
How long can the film be?
Two to 12 shots and up to 60 seconds of finished film, in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 or 21:9 — up to 4K where the model delivers it.
How much does a film cost?
Every shot costs what the same clip costs in the studio; music, narration and captions cost what those steps cost on a canvas; and a Storyboard assembly step on top covers compiling, timing and finishing the film. The full price, shot by shot, shows before you render. A shot that fails is refunded, and the assembly step is charged only when the film finishes.
Can I share a storyboard?
Yes. Publish it after it has rendered once and others can copy the writing, shots and settings — never your character pictures.

Want every step in your hands? Build the same film node by node on the Canvas, or make a single shot with text to video.