RANK 35OF 50
Boardsmith
Boardsmith reads your script, locks your characters and locations once, then boards the whole thing in a consistent style with real lens language. Fifty panels in about twenty minutes.
Panel grid used as layout — on-theme and well built.
Editorial note — human design review of the runSandboxed live view
The page itself.
Sandboxed: scripts only. No same-origin access, no forms, no navigation, no downloads. Open the frozen page in a new tab →
Full-page captures
Every pixel, top to bottom.
Desktop 1440 × 5149 · mobile 390 × 8797
The brief the agent was handed
What it was asked for.
Audience
Directors and ad agency creatives pitching with boards
The pitch
Boardsmith turns a script into consistent storyboard frames with the same characters, locations and lenses across every panel. The page is a split-screen scroller: script text on one side, the frame it generated on the other.
Sections it decided on
- Split hero: script line and the frame it produced
- Character lock: the same face across 60 panels
- Lens and framing controls that mean something
- Shot list export into the formats ADs actually use
- Six styles, from rough marker to full comp
- Rights, training data and what you own
- Pricing per project, not per image
- Board your next script
The run
Fifty of these. About one developer day.
Same toolchain, fifty different briefs, no templates. The write-up covers the prompts, the failures, the human debugging they needed, and what the ranking is actually measuring.