Combine actors, products and scenes to create video storyboards.

Banana Video Storyboards help you create multi-scene video narratives that visualize your brand story from concept to production. 🎬 Using Google's Nano Bananas technology, you can combine actors, scenes, products, and color references into cohesive storyboard sequences—perfect for planning video advertisements, product launches, or brand campaigns. The AI-powered Banana Assistant guides you through the creative process, helping you articulate scene concepts through natural conversation. Once generated, each scene becomes a video artboard on your infinite canvas, complete with alternative image variations for quick background swapping. You can then convert any storyboard directly into video using StyleForge's integrated video generators, or render the entire scene sequence through our video editing suite for advanced captioning, localization, and multi-channel distribution. This workflow bridges the gap between initial concept exploration and production-ready video assets, letting design teams and brand agencies iterate quickly without leaving the canvas.

Banana Video Storyboards help you create multi-scene video narratives that visualize your brand story from concept to production. 🎬 Using Google's Nano Bananas technology, you can combine actors, scenes, products, and color references into cohesive storyboard sequences—perfect for planning video advertisements, product launches, or brand campaigns. The AI-powered Banana Assistant guides you through the creative process, helping you articulate scene concepts through natural conversation. Once generated, each scene becomes a video artboard on your infinite canvas, complete with alternative image variations for quick background swapping. You can then convert any storyboard directly into video using StyleForge's integrated video generators, or render the entire scene sequence through our video editing suite for advanced captioning, localization, and multi-channel distribution. This workflow bridges the gap between initial concept exploration and production-ready video assets, letting design teams and brand agencies iterate quickly without leaving the canvas.

Banana Video Storyboards help you create multi-scene video narratives that visualize your brand story from concept to production. 🎬 Using Google's Nano Bananas technology, you can combine actors, scenes, products, and color references into cohesive storyboard sequences—perfect for planning video advertisements, product launches, or brand campaigns. The AI-powered Banana Assistant guides you through the creative process, helping you articulate scene concepts through natural conversation. Once generated, each scene becomes a video artboard on your infinite canvas, complete with alternative image variations for quick background swapping. You can then convert any storyboard directly into video using StyleForge's integrated video generators, or render the entire scene sequence through our video editing suite for advanced captioning, localization, and multi-channel distribution. This workflow bridges the gap between initial concept exploration and production-ready video assets, letting design teams and brand agencies iterate quickly without leaving the canvas.

Creating branded video storyboards starts with uploading 1-5 reference images into the designated slots: Actor (talent/person), Scene (environment/background), Product One, Product Two, and Color/Texture Reference. 📸 You can upload your own images or pull assets directly from your StyleForge Brand Kit, ensuring brand consistency across all generated scenes. For enhanced accuracy, use the Vision Analysis feature—our AI examines your images to understand context, composition, and brand elements before generation. This helps create more precise scene interpretations that match your brand guidelines. Next, chat with the Banana Assistant about your video concept. Describe the narrative flow, activities, mood, and messaging you want to convey. The assistant helps you refine scene concepts through collaborative conversation. When ready, click Make Scenes to generate your complete storyboard sequence. Each scene appears on your canvas as a video artboard with three alternative variations positioned below it for easy background swapping via right-click.

Creating branded video storyboards starts with uploading 1-5 reference images into the designated slots: Actor (talent/person), Scene (environment/background), Product One, Product Two, and Color/Texture Reference. 📸 You can upload your own images or pull assets directly from your StyleForge Brand Kit, ensuring brand consistency across all generated scenes. For enhanced accuracy, use the Vision Analysis feature—our AI examines your images to understand context, composition, and brand elements before generation. This helps create more precise scene interpretations that match your brand guidelines. Next, chat with the Banana Assistant about your video concept. Describe the narrative flow, activities, mood, and messaging you want to convey. The assistant helps you refine scene concepts through collaborative conversation. When ready, click Make Scenes to generate your complete storyboard sequence. Each scene appears on your canvas as a video artboard with three alternative variations positioned below it for easy background swapping via right-click.

Once your storyboards are generated on the canvas, you have multiple creative pathways: 🎨 Immediate Editing: Each storyboard is a fully editable artboard. Add text overlays, graphics, branding elements, or additional design layers directly on the canvas. The alternative images below each scene let you quickly swap backgrounds by right-clicking and selecting "Make Artboard Background." Convert to Video: Click any storyboard artboard and select Make Video from the Artboard Menu. This generates motion video using best-in-class AI video generators like Veo, Kling, Minimax, or Sora 2, transforming your static storyboard into animated footage. Full Sequence Rendering: Use the Render button in the Artboard Menu to send your entire scene sequence (all connected artboards) to StyleForge's Video Editor. Here you can add AI-powered captions, create localized variations for different markets, adjust timing, and export production-ready video files. Advanced Video Production: Open the same project in StyleForge's Video Canvas to integrate AI Avatars, greenscreen actors, lip-sync dialogue, and advanced video composition features for professional UGC-style video creation.

You can generate up to 12 scenes in a single prompt, creating 36 total images automatically. ⚡ Each scene includes one primary storyboard plus two alternative variations with different compositions, lighting, and camera angles—giving you creative options without additional prompts. All scenes are generated simultaneously using batch processing, typically completing within 3-5 minutes depending on complexity. The system automatically retries any failed generations once to ensure maximum success rate. You can choose your output format during setup: 16:9 (landscape), 9:16 (vertical/mobile), 1:1 (square), or 4:3 (traditional video). All scenes in a sequence use the same aspect ratio for consistency, and each storyboard is positioned on your canvas with proper spacing for comfortable editing and review. This batch approach dramatically accelerates video planning workflows—what traditionally takes hours of briefing, concepting, and mockups now happens in minutes, letting brand teams explore multiple narrative directions quickly before committing to full production.

You can generate up to 12 scenes in a single prompt, creating 36 total images automatically. ⚡ Each scene includes one primary storyboard plus two alternative variations with different compositions, lighting, and camera angles—giving you creative options without additional prompts. All scenes are generated simultaneously using batch processing, typically completing within 3-4 minutes depending on complexity. The system automatically retries any failed generations once to ensure maximum success rate. You can choose your output format during setup: 16:9 (landscape), 9:16 (vertical/mobile), 1:1 (square), or 4:3 (traditional video). All scenes in a sequence use the same aspect ratio for consistency, and each storyboard is positioned on your canvas with proper spacing for comfortable editing and review. This batch approach dramatically accelerates video planning workflows—what traditionally takes hours of briefing, concepting, and mockups now happens in minutes, letting brand teams explore multiple narrative directions quickly before committing to full production.