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Your workspace, explained.

Find your way around Assets, Storyboard and Shot View. Select a screen, then follow the letters to the controls below. For workflows and step-by-step instructions, see the written Tutorial Guide.

Assets

01 / 06 · 9 controls

Hover or click a letter to highlight its description. Enlarge the screen for a closer look.

Find and organize

A

Search

Find an asset by name.

B

Asset types

Filter by All, Actors, Locations, Props or Misc.

C

View and size

Switch between grid and list views, and adjust thumbnail size.

Import and select

D

Import Assets

Import assets from your library or other projects.

E

Shot List

Open the project’s shot list.

F

Select assets

Use Select all or card checkboxes. Selection reveals additional actions.

Create and edit

G

Asset cards

Open a card to edit the asset. Its menu includes Edit, Duplicate, Generate image, Preview and Delete.

H

Create Actor

Create a blank actor asset.

I

Agent

Open the Agent panel.

Assets capture: September 26, 2026.

Storyboard / Main view

02 / 06 · 8 controls

Hover or click a letter to highlight its description. Enlarge the screen for a closer look.
A

Add Scene Button

Adds a new scene.

B

Scene Navigation Bar

Click numbers to jump to corresponding scene.

C

Scene Controls

Collapse/Expand individual scene, Move scene, Edit scene name (click on text), Open scene in Script (navigates user to the scene in the Script tab).

D

View & Controls

From left to right: Collapse/Expand All Scenes, Grid View, List View, Show/Hide Shot Details, Show/Hide Dialogue, Shot Window Size Slider, Enter Preview Mode, Import Shots from another project.

E

Scene Options

From left to right: Add Shot to scene, Generate Scene Descriptions, Generate Scene Images and Videos, Delete Scene.

F

Editor Nav Button

Exits Storyboard and enters Timeline Editor.

G

Save State & Project Settings

From left to right: Displays the save state for the project, Cog-shaped button opens Project Settings window.

H

Agent

Opens Agent Panel.

Shot View / Image tab

03 / 06 · 17 controls

Hover or click a letter to highlight its description. Enlarge the screen for a closer look.
A

Shot Description, Direction & Notes

Shot Description describes what is happening in the shot. Users can unlock this to edit the description. Shot Direction shows other information about the shot such as Staging & Composition, Action & Performance, Set & Lighting, Decisive Moment, Atmosphere and Color Palette. These are not editable and are for reference only. Shot Notes let users make their own notes and observations about the shot, such as what they may want to edit later.

B

Dialogue

Spoken dialogue in the shot. Click Off-screen box if character is off screen in the shot.

C

Shot References

Lets user add images as shot references.

D

Image Prompt and Fields

Editable Image Prompt text window, expandable. Shot Fields let users change Shot Type, Framing, Focal Length, Aperture, Lighting, Camera Angle, Camera Format and Style Tags and apply changes to the prompt.

E

Prompt Actions

Opens options to copy, insert or save prompt.

F

Back to Storyboard Button

Returns user to Storyboard Main View.

G

Modify Prompt Button

Opens Agent Panel to customize prompt.

H

New Agent Thread Button

Opens new thread in Agent Panel.

I

Scene & Shot Display

Shows current Scene and Shot number and allows user to edit shot number. Navigation arrows move between shots.

J

Compare Mode

Lets user compare multiple images that have been generated for the current shot.

K

Shot Options

From left to right: Use Shot Image as reference in a new shot, Duplicate Shot, Create New Shot, Download Shot Image, Move Shot to Trash.

L

Image Tools

This bar appears under the Image Window when a shot image has been generated. Users can Edit, Add Layers, Upscale, Remove Background, Create a 3D World and view Image History.

M

Generate Image Button

This button starts an image generation. Estimated credit cost appears on the right side of the button.

N

Add Models

Lets users select multiple Image Models to generate shot images, all at the same time.

O

Image Resolution

Selects the resolution for the image that will be generated.

P

Number of Images

Lets the user choose the number of images, 1, 2 or 4, they wish to generate with the selected Image Model.

Q

Image Model Selector

Lets users select the Image Model they want to use to generate a Shot Image.

Shot View / Video tab

04 / 06 · 15 controls

Hover or click a letter to highlight its description. Enlarge the screen for a closer look.
A

Shot Description, Direction & Notes

From top to bottom: Shot Description describes what is happening in the shot. Users can unlock this to edit the description. Video Direction shows other information about the shot such as Video Action and Video Performance. These are not editable and are for reference only. Shot Notes let users make their own notes and observations about the shot, such as what they may want to edit later.

B

Dialogue

Spoken dialogue in the shot. Click Off-screen box if character is off screen in the shot.

C

Video Prompt and Fields

Editable Video Prompt text window, expandable. Shot Fields let users change Camera Format and Camera Movement.

D

Prompt Actions

Opens options to copy, insert or save prompt.

E

Back to Storyboard Button

Returns user to Storyboard Main View.

F

Modify Prompt Button

Opens Agent Panel to customize prompt.

G

New Agent Thread Button

Opens new thread in Agent Panel.

H

Scene & Shot Display

Shows current Scene and Shot number and allows user to edit shot number. Navigation arrows move between shots.

I

Video Playback Window

Lets users view generated videos and contains playback controls.

J

Shot Options

From left to right: Use Shot Image as reference in a new shot, Duplicate Shot, Create New Shot, Download Shot Image, Move Shot to Trash.

K

Video Tools

This bar appears under the Video Playback Window when a shot video has been generated. Users can Edit, Upscale, Reframe, Extract Frames and view Video History.

L

Generate Video Button

This button starts a video generation. Estimated credit cost appears on the right side of the button.

M

Video Options

From left to right: Audio On/Off, Resolution, Video Duration, Frames Per Second, Add Models lets users select multiple Video Models to generate shot videos, all at the same time.

N

Video Model Selector

Lets users select the Video Model they want to use to generate a Shot Video.

O

Advanced Video Settings

Lets users add references and elements to integrate into the Video Prompt, if the selected video model has these options available.

Image editing

05 / 06 · 18 controls

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A

Back Button

Returns user to Shot View.

B

Image Window

Displays shot image to be edited.

C

Scene & Shot Display

Shows current Scene and Shot number and allows user to edit shot number. Navigation arrows move between shots.

D

Single/Compare

Lets user view a single image or compare multiple images at once.

E

History Tab

Lets users view information about image generations, such as resolution of the image and when it was generated.

F

Edit Tab

Shows multiple Editing Options.

G

Image Options

Save, Download or Trash the current image.

H

Editing Options

Users can Edit, Add Layers, Upscale, Remove Background, Create a 3D World and Adjust/Crop.

I

Image Model Selector

Lets users select the Image Model they want to use to generate an image edit.

J

Number of Images

Lets the user choose the number of images, 1, 2 or 4, they wish to generate with the selected Image Model.

K

Paint Tool

Lets user draw over the image on display in order to reference areas in the image they wish to change for the edit.

L

Adv. Settings

Opens advanced settings for the selected image model, if available.

M

Choose Assets

Lets users select Actors, Locations, Props or Miscellaneous assets they want to incorporate into an image.

N

Image Edit Prompt

Enter the description of the edit you want to make to the image in this text field.

O

Add References

Lets users add reference images to be mentioned in the Image Edit Prompt.

P

Generate Edit Button

This button starts an image generation. Estimated credit cost appears on the right side of the button.

Q

Use This Generation Button

This will make the currently selected image the Shot Image.

R

Image Navigator

Lets users select any images they have generated for the current shot.

Video editing

06 / 06 · 14 controls

Hover or click a letter to highlight its description. Enlarge the screen for a closer look.
A

Back Button

Returns user to Shot View.

B

Video Window

Displays shot video to be edited.

C

Scene & Shot Display

Shows current Scene and Shot number and allows user to edit shot number. Navigation arrows move between shots.

D

Single/Compare

Lets user view a single video or compare multiple videos at once.

E

History Tab

Lets users view information about video generations, such as resolution of the video and when it was generated.

F

Edit Tab

Shows multiple Editing Options.

G

Video Options

Save, Download or Trash the current video.

H

Editing Options

Users can Edit, Upscale, Reframe and Extract a Frame.

I

Video Model Selector

Lets users select the Video Model they want to use to generate a video edit.

J

Options

Lets the user select the resolution and other options for the video generation. Options vary by model.

K

Video Edit Prompt

Enter the description of the edit you want to make to the video in this text field.

L

Generate Edit Button

This button starts a video generation. Estimated credit cost appears on the right side of the button.

M

Use This Generation Button

This will make the currently selected video the Shot Video.

N

Video Navigator

Lets users select any videos they have generated for the current shot.

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