How is storyboard mode different from normal generation?

Storyboard mode lets you define multiple shots with structured prompts, instead of one single prompt for the entire clip.

Can I add multiple scenes with different durations?

Yes. You can split output into shot blocks and allocate timing to each scene segment.

Who should use storyboard mode?

It is ideal for creators building sequence-based content such as ad concepts, story trailers, and pitch visuals.

What prompt style works best for each shot?

Write each shot as a focused instruction: subject action, camera behavior, and environment state for that scene only.

Sora 2 Pro Storyboard Generator

Compose multi-scene videos with explicit shot prompts and timing controls for structured story generation.

Sora 2 Pro Storyboard

Mode

Public Visibility

Watermark

Video Duration

Aspect Ratio

Shots*

Shot 1

Durations

Total: 15s / Target: 15s

Add multiple shots. The sum of shot durations should match total video duration.

Credits are consumed when generation starts. Failed generations are refunded.

Preview Mode

Previewing: Storyboard Sample

Sora 2 Pro Storyboard

Mode

Public Visibility

Watermark

Video Duration

Aspect Ratio

Shots*

Shot 1

Durations

Total: 15s / Target: 15s

Add multiple shots. The sum of shot durations should match total video duration.

Credits are consumed when generation starts. Failed generations are refunded.

Preview Mode

Previewing: Storyboard Sample

Sora 2 Pro Storyboard: Multi-Shot Video Generation with Scene Control

Plan complex outputs with per-shot descriptions and timing, then generate coherent storyboard-style videos in one run.

Shot-level planning

Define individual scenes instead of relying on one long prompt.

Timing control

Balance sequence rhythm by managing duration across shots.

Narrative workflow

Useful for concept trailers, pre-visualization, and sequence drafts.

Generate Storyboard Video Read Storyboard FAQ

Best for

Multi-shot narrative videos

Control type

Scene + duration planning

Sora 2 Pro Storyboard FAQ

Quick answers about capabilities, input requirements, and output quality.