Exporting

You can export your storyboard as a PDF, an image sequence, a video animatic, or a single-frame snapshot.

PDF Export

Open Page View, choose a layout from the center toolbar, then tap the PDF button:

• 15 frames per page — compact overview layout

• 6 frames per page — larger storyboard frames

• 3 frames with notes — includes the notes typed in Script View

• E-konte — the Japanese animation storyboard layout, with cut number, picture, action/dialogue, and time columns

In the export modal, you can set:

• Scope — export this scene only or all scenes in one PDF

• Paper size — A4 or US Letter

• Header — none, or project & scene names

• Date — export date, a custom date, or none

• Timings — print shot timings

• Page total — show the total page count

Tap Create PDF to generate the file.

Exports from Focus Mode

Tap the Export button in the Focus Mode top toolbar, then choose:

• Video animatic — exports the scene as an .mp4 video, using your shot timings and the project frame rate

• Image sequence — exports all frames in the active scene as numbered JPGs inside a ZIP file. Frame names use your shot numbers, including linked-frame letters such as 12A, 12B, and 12C

• Snapshot — exports the current frame as a single JPG

For each, choose one of three styles:

• Clean Frame — the frame content without the guide overlay

• Full Frame — the full board tile as it appears inside ShotGlide, with the guide visible

• Guide Crop — only the area inside the guide

Tap Create to generate the file.