Product launches
Align the problem, reveal, feature proof, payoff, and launch CTA before production.
Storyboard generation
See the whole product story before you make the video.
Turn one complete idea into a branded nine-scene storyboard. Review the narrative, approve the visual flow, then add it to your next Motify prompt as a reference.01
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Why storyboard first?
Fix the story while it is still easy to change.
A prompt can sound clear while leaving the visual sequence unresolved. A storyboard makes the opening, product reveal, proof, pacing, and closing frame visible before you commit to a full video.
That gives founders, marketers, and product teams one shared artifact to review. You can spot a missing product moment, repeated scene, weak transition, or unclear CTA before those problems become expensive revisions.
Four-step workflow
From rough idea to approved visual direction.
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Describe the complete story
Explain the audience, product, problem, transformation, proof, brand mood, and final action—not just a single shot.
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Choose the primary format
Start with the channel that matters most so composition, framing, and text placement are planned for the right canvas.
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Review all nine scenes together
Check the flow from problem to reveal to payoff. Make sure every scene adds new information and the product appears at the right moment.
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Approve and use it as a reference
Carry the approved storyboard into your next Motify video prompt so generation begins from an agreed visual narrative.
Choose the canvas
Plan for the place your audience will watch.
Choose one primary format for the first storyboard. You can adapt the approved story for additional channels after the core flow works.Landscape16:9
Portrait9:16
Square1:1
Social4:5
Photo3:2
Cinematic21:9
Useful starting points
Where a storyboard saves the most time.
SaaS explainers
Break a complex workflow into a sequence viewers can understand without seeing every feature.
Feature announcements
Show what changed, why it matters, how it works, and where existing users can find it.
Campaign variations
Approve one core narrative before adapting its framing for landscape, vertical, square, or social placements.
Prompt pattern
Describe a journey, not a collection of shots.
Create a nine-scene launch story for a SaaS analytics dashboard. Begin with a marketing team overwhelmed by disconnected reports, reveal a single live dashboard, show three moments of faster decision-making, build toward a confident product hero shot, and close with an invitation to start a free workspace. Keep the direction precise, modern, and grounded in the supplied brand.
Ready to plan the full flow?