storyboard-generator

To generate a storyboard with consistent visual styles, provide a narrative description and the skill refines it into 6–10 key frames with scene titles, shot types, and emotional tones. It then applies one of eight visual styles to generate matching illustrations via the Gemini API.

Splitting a story into key frames involves polishing the narrative description and automatically dividing it into 6–10 sequential storyboard panels. Each panel details the scene title, shot type, and emotional tone to guide the subsequent illustration generation.

Yes, you can use the Gemini API to batch generate storyboard illustrations. The skill produces a sequence of images and saves them directly to a local Obsidian image directory using a structured naming convention for easy artifact organization.

This storyboard workflow supports eight distinct visual styles defined in its reference files. It analyzes your story type, recommends the 1–2 best fitting styles, and performs consistency checks to ensure visual coherence across all generated frames.

Before generating storyboard illustrations, you need a narrative story description and a configured local Obsidian image directory. You also need access to the Gemini API to handle the batch image generation and style-consistency checks for the key frames.