Create your first storyboard
Name the project, describe an idea or upload a screenplay, then choose the visual recipe.
From first spark to final export.
Practical guidance for creating a storyboard, keeping it consistent, collaborating with your team, and preparing it for production.
QUICK GUIDES
The complete CineLoom workflow
Choose the right look
Set production format, genre, storyboard style, frame shape, camera feel, and delivery settings.
Build Continuity DNA
Define characters, wardrobe, props, locations, and visual rules that should stay consistent.
Refine shots in Studio
Open any beat, describe an edit, compare versions, add notes, and approve the strongest frame.
Share and collaborate
Invite teammates, assign roles, create secure review links, and collect approvals in one place.
Export your project
Create review-ready PDFs, shot lists, and production documents in your selected output language.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Answers when you need them
Getting started
Can I try CineLoom without a credit card?
Yes. One free project includes a six-panel preview and does not require a credit card.
What can I upload?
Start with an idea, screenplay, shot list, or a blank project. CineLoom preserves the original uploaded file.
Can I change choices later?
Yes. Your format, visual recipe, Continuity DNA, and individual storyboard beats remain editable.
Languages and files
Does CineLoom support non-English scripts?
Yes. Upload in any supported language, keep the original language, or translate every output into a selected language.
Which outputs can be translated?
Storyboard text, captions, shot lists, review documents, and PDFs can use the selected output language.
Why did an upload fail?
Confirm the file is a supported screenplay, document, spreadsheet, or shot-list format and that it is not password protected or corrupted.
Studio and AI edits
How do I edit a shot?
Open the beat, choose Edit shot, describe the exact change, review the credit estimate, and generate a new version.
Can I compare versions?
Yes. Use Compare to inspect the current frame beside an earlier version before approving or requesting changes.
What do continuity locks do?
Locks protect selected character, costume, location, prop, camera-axis, or lighting details during an AI edit.
Reviews, collaboration, and exports
What is a secure review link?
It gives a reviewer controlled access to specific storyboard versions without exposing the full Studio workspace. Links can expire or be revoked.
What is the difference between a collaborator and a reviewer?
Collaborators work inside the project according to their role. Reviewers use a secure link to leave feedback or approve shared material.
Where are exports saved?
Open Exports in Studio to generate and download the available project documents.
Any-language workflow
Preserve the source or translate all outputs.
Production documents
Prepare shot lists, captions, and PDFs.
Human onboarding
We can help your team get set up.
STILL NEED HELP?
Contact CineLoomTalk to a real person.
Tell us what you are creating and where you are stuck. We can also arrange a setup and onboarding call.