storyboard

To create a UGC ad storyboard, you define a script structure following the Hook → Problem → Agitate → Solution → Proof → CTA format. The storyboard then generates a visual canvas with one image per shot, including timing, shot type, VO direction, and on-screen text layout.

Retention-first storyboarding structures short-form video around a 3-second retention window and cut rhythm. It builds hooks, value delivery, and loops into the shot list to maximize early viewer retention and conversion rather than using generic film-school layouts.

Yes, you can generate multiple hook variants for Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts by changing one variable at a time. This A/B hook planning allows you to test different retention hooks over a 7–14 day period to measure performance.

Yes, short-form video storyboarding adapts framing, platform specs, safe-zone text placement, and target durations specifically for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts to ensure compliance and maximize visibility.

The best way to structure an organic short-form video script is using the Hook → Value → Loop format. This structure ensures quick retention hooks, clear value delivery, and a looping mechanism to encourage repeated views.

A visual storyboard output includes a generated image for each shot alongside specific metadata. This metadata contains shot timing, shot type, VO/audio direction, and on-screen text layout rules to guide the video production.