Flow View and Page View

Flow View and Page View are read-only review modes. They let you view your storyboard outside the board, jump to any frame, and check pacing or layout.

Use the Grid Button and Page Button in the top toolbar to switch between them.

Flow View

Flow View shows your frames in a grid for quick navigation.

• Tap any frame to open it in Board View

• Designed for fast scrolling through large scenes

• Useful for reviewing pacing and seeing your scene at a glance

Page View

Page View shows your storyboard as export-ready pages, so you can check how your board will look before creating a PDF or printing it.

You can choose between four layouts from the icons at the center of the top toolbar:

• Overview — small frames, the most per page

• Large frames — bigger frames, fewer per page

• 1 + text — one frame per row with notes beside it. Shown as Standard in Script View

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

How many frames fit per row and per page depends on your project's aspect ratio.

Typed or handwritten notes

In Standard and E-konte, switch between typed and handwritten notes. What you see is what prints in your PDF.

• Each of the two layouts remembers its own choice

• Switching between Type and Draw in Script View sets Page View to match

Navigation

In both Flow View and Page View, tap any frame to jump back to it in Board View.

In Page View, tap handwritten notes or sketches to edit them in Script View.