Consistent Character Storyboard
Sequence a story panel by panel while one character stays locked — same face, wardrobe and style across every scene.
Watch it in action
Describe your character and story, choose the panel count, and get a consistent, numbered storyboard.
Step by step
Set up the storyboard
Name the project, write the character description (the traits to lock), choose an art style and number of panels, then set the narrative structure, consistency focus and environment changes.
Character DescriptionArt StyleNumber of PanelsNarrative TypeConsistency FocusEnvironment Changes
Generate the sequence
Click Generate Storyboard. The overlay runs while the sequencer writes each panel with the character held consistent.
Copy the storyboard
You get a numbered panel-by-panel storyboard — each scene's prompt keeps the locked traits identical while the action and environment progress.
Example output
A 6-panel cyberpunk heist with Aria locked throughout.
PANEL 1 — Aria (teal undercut, scarred brow, matte-black flight jacket) crouched on a neon rooftop, establishing wide. PANEL 2 — same Aria, rappelling down a rain-slick tower, motion blur. PANEL 3 — close-up, jacket and scar identical, hacking a door panel … (6 panels, wardrobe/face/style locked, environment and action evolving).
Pro tips
- Put every must-not-change trait in the "consistency focus" field — that is what gets locked.
- Let the environment field change freely; only the character should stay identical.
- Match the panel count to your story beats (setup, rising action, climax, resolution).
- Feed each panel prompt to your image model in order for a coherent sequence.