Frames in.
A board they can read, out.
You already have the frames — sketches, stills, Procreate drawings, exported artboards. The painful part is turning them into a deliverable. StorySheet lays them out several to a page, numbers them, gives every panel room for shot size, action and dialogue, and exports a print-ready PDF. No more building storyboards in PowerPoint.
Four steps, and the boards are out the door.
The tool is deliberately small. It does the packaging job that nothing else does well, and stays out of the drawing you already did somewhere else.
Import your frames
Whatever you drew or shot: sketches, photos, Procreate exports, stills. StorySheet only reads the files you hand it.
Pick a layout
Letter or A4, portrait or landscape, and 3, 4, 6 or 8 panels per page. Frame aspect follows the format you're shooting — 16:9, 2.39:1, 4:3.
Number and annotate
Panels auto-number as you order them. Each one takes a shot number, shot size, action and dialogue — the things a crew actually reads off a board.
Export the PDF
Print-ready, properly paginated, ready to email or hand out at the production meeting. Change a frame later and re-export; nothing gets rebuilt by hand.
Anyone who has to hand a board to someone else.
Directors & indie crews
Boards for the shoot day that the DP, AD and gaffer can all read from.
Commercial directors
A clean deliverable for the agency and the client, in the shape they expect.
Animators & motion designers
Client-facing sheets from frames you're already producing.
Storyboard artists
The packaging step, without the layout software and the manual numbering.
Before you download.
Do I draw in StorySheet?
No — and that's on purpose. StorySheet packages frames you made anywhere else into a professional sheet. If you want to draw the boards on an iPad with Apple Pencil, that's Draw Storyboard, which we're building now.
How many panels can I put on a page?
3, 4, 6 or 8, on Letter or A4. Panel aspect ratio follows your format, so a 2.39:1 board doesn't get letterboxed into a 16:9 box.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. Everything — import, layout, numbering, PDF export — runs on your device. Your frames are never uploaded anywhere. See the privacy policy.
Is it really free?
Yes, on the App Store. No subscription, no ads, no account.
Stop laying out boards by hand.
Import the frames, pick a layout, export the PDF.