Read before this
Read these direct prerequisites in order. Each guide lists any earlier context it assumes.
Before generation
The pre-start flow can show a generated script or storyboard before video generation. Read the full opening, claims, scene order, narration, pacing, and CTA. Use the revision control that is visible in that review step; do not assume every script viewer supports direct text editing.
PRO storyboard approval
PRO pauses after planning and before visual generation. Review the opening, scene order, narration, factual claims, source use, pacing, and CTA. Ask for corrections before approval when a mistake would affect several generated scenes.
After generation
View script is read-only in the finished workspace. When narration has been generated, the viewer can include playback and seek controls. Request wording, structure, or speaker changes in chat. The storyboard remains changeable through scene controls, chat revisions, frame-specific requests, and the inline Edit workspace.
Storyboards vary by video type
- A scene may use one image, start and end frames, multiple references, uploaded footage, or rendered motion graphics.
- Do not assume every scene has exactly two keyframes.
- Scene duration and controls depend on the production path and selected model.
- Review the actual preview in addition to the scene cards.
A safe first pass
- Open Home and add the prompt and approved sources.
- Choose the relevant creation setting and leave unrelated controls at their defaults.
- Review the mode, duration, aspect ratio, voice, models, and displayed credit estimate.
- Create a representative first version and verify the setting had the intended visible effect.
Keep going
Choose the right approval mode for a video creation run.
Learn the current chat, storyboard, preview, editing, download, and sharing controls.
Choose between chat revisions, frame-specific requests, inline editing, and a full-editor copy.