yt-storyboard

To turn a YouTube script into a storyboard, you provide the finalized text to automatically decompose it into scene descriptions, image prompts, subtitle timing, and transition notes for production.

Scene decomposition in video production splits a script into visually coherent scenes using hook, explanation, and CTA templates, generating specific visual assignments and English image prompts for each segment.

Yes, you can generate SRT subtitles from a video script by parsing the narration to create timed subtitles that are synchronized with the generated scene breakdowns.

You can plan transitions and camera cues by processing the script through a pipeline that suggests natural scene transitions and visual cues alongside the storyboard JSON output.

YouTube storyboard generation supports scripts in multiple languages and formats, parsing varied input text to output a storyboard JSON, SRT subtitles, and a human-readable preview.

Yes, you need a finalized script to generate image prompts for scenes, as the pipeline parses the provided text to assign visuals and create English prompts for image generators.