Draw Storyboard — iPad & Apple Pencil

Draw every shot,
the way you'd sketch it on paper.

The storyboard app the iPad has been waiting for. Board a whole sequence with Apple Pencil, hang the shot, lens and timing on every panel, then hand the room a shooting-board PDF or a timed animatic. Layers, onion skin and aspect guides — the drawing tools a board needs, nothing a painting app makes you wade through.

$9.99 Free to use · one-time Pro unlock · no subscription

In review — coming soon to the App Store, iPad only.

Draw Storyboard editor on iPad — drawing a frame with Apple Pencil, layers, onion skin and aspect guides
Draw the board, not a painting Apple Pencil sketching with the tools a board actually needs — Sketch, Ink and Notes layers, onion skin, aspect guides and quick per-frame adjustments. Nothing to wade through.
Draw Storyboard panel inspector with shot size, lens, timing and a camera move for the animatic
Every panel carries its shot Shot size, lens, action and dialogue live on the frame. Give the panel a duration and a camera move — static, push, pull or pan — and the animatic travels across your drawing.
Draw Storyboard board view showing the whole sequence of frames at a glance on iPad
The whole sequence, at a glance Every frame you draw laid out as a board — reorder, review and tap straight into the editor. Private, offline, no account.
Draw Storyboard PDF outputs — director's board, shooting board and contact sheet layouts
Every format the room expects Export a Director's Board for pitching, a Shooting Board with shot data for the crew, or a Contact Sheet for the file — plus a timed animatic MP4 and a project file to open on another iPad.
Why it exists

The iPad is the best place to board a film. Nothing acted like it.

Boarding meant a painting app that knows nothing about shots, or a desktop tool that never came to set. Draw Storyboard is built for the one job: drawing a sequence you can shoot from.

Pencil-true drawing

Pressure and tilt built for boarding — quick, confident strokes, layers for sketch and ink, onion skin to carry a pose across frames.

It speaks film

Aspect guides for your delivery ratio, shot size and lens on the panel, camera moves that become the animatic. The drawing and the coverage live together.

Draw over a photo

Drop a location scout or a frame grab behind the panel and board on top of it — the fastest way from a real place to a real shot.

Yours, offline

No account, no cloud, no network. Boards stay on your iPad and leave only when you export or share a file.

The handoff

One board, every format the room expects.

Director's Board

  • 2 panels a pageBig frames with full notes beside them
  • For review and pitchingThe version the room reads from

Shooting Board

  • 4 panels a pageShot, action and dialogue underneath
  • For the crewWhat the unit works from on the day

Contact Sheet

  • 9 panels a pageNumbers and timings only
  • For the fileThe whole sequence on one sheet

Animatic & project

  • Timed animatic MP4Each panel held for its beat, camera moves and scratch audio
  • Project fileLayers intact, to open on another iPad
Questions

Before it lands.

When can I get it?

It's in App Store review now — iPad only. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's live, nothing else: info@egetechnology.net.

What does it cost?

The app is free to use. Free exports carry a small watermark; a one-time $9.99 Pro unlock removes it and hands the board over clean. No subscription, ever.

Do I need an Apple Pencil?

It's built for Apple Pencil and that's the best way to board. You can draw with a finger, but the pressure and tilt that make sketching fast are Pencil features.

Can it export an animatic, not just a PDF?

Yes. Give each panel a duration and a camera move and export a timed animatic MP4 — the move travels across your drawing — with optional scratch audio. Or export a Director's, Shooting or Contact-sheet PDF.

Does it work offline?

Completely. No account, no cloud, no network of any kind — your boards stay on the iPad. See the privacy policy.

Board the next one on the iPad.

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