Storyboard Agent

An Agent Built for Creator Video Editing

Import a script, plan shots, set pacing, and keep the board moving into an editable video draft.

MkBoard content creator storyboard agent interface with script notes, storyboard cards, and an AI video draft timeline

Creative bottlenecks

Pain points for creator videos?

Scripts, references, and drafts stay tied to one shot structure.

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Script gaps

Long scripts do not turn into visuals cleanly.

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Scattered assets

References and outputs live across chats and folders.

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Draft breaks

Storyboards and video drafts lose their thread.

Workflow

Script to storyboard to video editing

Plan the shots, add assets, then move into video production.

01

Add script

Narration, story beats, course notes, or ad points.

Notion-style illustration of a script document entering a desktop storyboard app
02

Plan shots

Create an editable shot order.

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03

Add assets

Place references, generated frames, and B-roll into the right shots.

Notion-style illustration of storyboard cards being filled with references, generated frames, and B-roll assets
04

Make video

Continue editing with the storyboard and assets.

Notion-style illustration of a desktop storyboard app making video from shots and assets

Core Agent capabilities

A shot-planning Agent for creator scripts, not just an image generator

MkBoard turns content scripts into controllable storyboards, then keeps pushing the storyboard toward an AI-edited draft.

AI Storyboard Agent

Give it a topic, script, or idea. The Agent creates editable shots with visual notes, timing, and structure.

Desktop product illustration of a script becoming AI-generated storyboard cards

AI draft progression

Continue from the generated storyboard into an editable video draft, instead of stopping at static frames.

Desktop product illustration of storyboard cards becoming an editable AI video draft timeline

Who it is for

For people who need to turn content into visuals first

MkBoard does not force you into a heavy studio process. It gives content creators and small teams an Agent that structures what to shoot, what to generate, and what to show others.

Short-form creators

Let the Agent split a script into hook, turn, proof, and closing shots.

Notion-style illustration of a short-form creator arranging storyboard cards
Talking-head educators

Let the Agent plan narration segments, B-roll, and explanatory visuals.

Notion-style illustration of a course creator planning narration and B-roll visuals
Animation and story channels

Let the Agent organize characters, scenes, actions, and visual prompts.

Notion-style illustration of an animation maker organizing character and scene boards
Product and ad content

Turn selling points, scenarios, and shot order into a board people can discuss.

Notion-style illustration of a product and ad team reviewing a storyboard wall

Choosing an Agent

Three checks for a Storyboard Agent

Plans shots

Turns long scripts into a shot order you can review.

Keeps assets

References, generated frames, and B-roll stay with the right shot.

Moves drafts

The storyboard can keep moving toward a video draft.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the MkBoard Agent do?

It reads talking-head, story, course, or ad scripts, breaks them into a shot structure, generates an editable storyboard, and keeps moving the board toward an AI-edited video draft.

Will the Agent make the whole video for me in one step?

No. MkBoard keeps the process controllable: the Agent creates the board and draft, then you refine shots, assets, pacing, and versions.

Can I use the Agent if I cannot draw?

Yes. Start with text. The Agent can organize narration, visuals, B-roll, notes, and references before you add images or generated outputs.

Why make the Agent desktop-first?

Content creation often involves local assets, long scripts, and repeated revisions. A desktop app gives the Agent a steadier place to read, organize, and preview project context.

Can I hand off an Agent-generated storyboard to a team?

Yes. You can keep the storyboard structure, script, and assets organized in one project, then export or continue production as needed.

Which desktop systems are supported?

MkBoard currently supports Apple silicon Macs and Windows x64. Intel Macs are not supported yet.

Download MkBoard

Import a script and start the first storyboard.

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