Creating a Storyboard from a CSV File
- Updated on October 2025
This workflow is ideal for users with a ready script and want to upload it in bulk to the platform.
1: Access the CSV Upload Option
- In the left-side menu, navigate to the Dashboard.
- Select the third option (Upload your concept and script in a CSV file).
- In the drawer, provide the storyboard title.
- Define the aspect ratio.
2: Prepare Your CSV File
- To import your script:
- Begin by downloading the template.
- Open the template file.
- Refer to the sample script within the template for guidance.
- Each row represents a separate shot in a scene.
- A scene may comprise one or multiple shots.
- Each shot should share the same scene number and title.
- Only the description field is required; you may leave the rest blank.
3: Follow Import Rules
- For the Type, Perspective, Movement, Camera, Focus, and Lighting fields, use only the options listed in the import template or in the Settings tab under frame view.
- Any value outside those options will cause the import to fail.
- For the Location field, make sure the location already exists on the platform.
- If not, create it first in the Locations section.
4: Finalize and Upload
- Enter your script into the file and remove the sample script.
- Save the file.
- Click Upload CSV.
- Select the completed file and click Open.
- Click Submit to create the new storyboard.
- If the import is successful, you will be taken to the list view within the Storyboard tab.
5: Managing Scenes and Shots
- To add a shot, click the + button at the end of the row.
- Enter the title and description in the textbox.
- To save, click the + button again at the end of the row.
- To add another scene, click the + button at the middle of the page.
- Enter the scene title in the modal and click Create.
- To edit a scene or shot title/description, click on them and make the changes.
- Rearrange scenes by dragging them to desired positions.
- Similarly, rearrange shots within scenes or to other scenes.
- To delete a scene or shot, click the corresponding trash bin icon and confirm the action.
- To modify the shot details, click the edit icon. You will be redirected to the frame view.
6: Review and Generate Images
- The storyboard summary shows how many shots there are and other details.
- Once you are satisfied with the concept and script, click Generate Images to proceed with generating the picture.
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