Creative AI Studio

A script writing workspace for visual stories.

Develop a short drama from the story outward. Keep scenes, dialogue, character references, and shot planning together as you move between writing and visual development.

Open story projects

How it works

  1. Start with a story

    Open a project to write or import your material. Build the story around scenes and dialogue, or use the novel workflow to develop source material into a screenplay.

  2. Organize the visual world

    Keep character, location, and prop descriptions with their references. Use the storyboard view to review individual shots alongside the script they belong to.

  3. Develop each shot

    Review prompts and credit estimates before requesting reference images, frames, or clips. Choose candidates deliberately, and keep dialogue and playback connected to the story.

A starting point for your next project

A caretaker is about to close an old observatory when a visitor arrives with a photograph of a room that no longer exists.

Begin with what each character wants. Write the encounter as a scene, then decide which moments need a close-up, a wider view, or a visual reference.

Before you start

Can I begin with an existing novel?

The project workflow includes novel import and adaptation tools. Review the imported material and any generated adaptation as you develop your own script.

Do characters stay identical automatically?

You can keep character descriptions and reference images together and use references in supported generation workflows. Visual consistency still depends on the chosen model, inputs, and your review of each result.

Can I edit on a phone?

Use a desktop for the script editor and detailed storyboard work. The editing layout is designed around the script, shot list, and inspector being visible together.