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Extract First Storyboard Row
Creates a clean standalone horizontal strip from the first four panels of a larger storyboard, useful for separating one scene from a multi-scene board.
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Using REFERENCE_0 as the source storyboard, extract only the first row of the storyboard and regenerate it as a standalone horizontal storyboard strip. Keep exactly 4 panels, preserving their original artwork, panel borders, numbering, shot labels, and action/dialogue text as closely as possible: 1) “EXT. SPACE – ESTABLISHING SHOT” with “A fleet approaches a hostile sector.” 2) “INT. COCKPIT – PROFILE SHOT” with “PILOT: This is our home. We protect it.” 3) “EXT. SPACE – ENEMY APPROACHES” with “Enemy fighters warp into view.” 4) “INT. COCKPIT – MEDIUM SHOT” with “PILOT: For honor. For tomorrow.” Remove the overall storyboard header, project/director/date information, and all panels after number 4. Place the four extracted panels in one clean row across the lower-middle of a wide white canvas, with generous blank white space above and around the strip. Do not add new imagery, new titles, watermarks, or extra panels. Optional customization: extract panels {argument name="panel range" default="1–4"} from the storyboard for a {argument name="scene duration" default="15-second scene"}.
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Using REFERENCE_0 as the source storyboard, extract only the first row of the storyboard and regenerate it as a standalone horizontal storyboard strip. Keep exactly 4 panels, preserving their original artwork, panel borders, numbering, shot labels, and action/dialogue text as closely as possible: 1) “EXT. SPACE – ESTABLISHING SHOT” with “A fleet approaches a hostile sector.” 2) “INT. COCKPIT – PROFILE SHOT” with “PILOT: This is our home. We protect it.” 3) “EXT. SPACE – ENEMY APPROACHES” with “Enemy fighters warp into view.” 4) “INT. COCKPIT – MEDIUM SHOT” with “PILOT: For honor. For tomorrow.” Remove the overall storyboard header, project/director/date information, and all panels after number 4. Place the four extracted panels in one clean row across the lower-middle of a wide white canvas, with generous blank white space above and around the strip. Do not add new imagery, new titles, watermarks, or extra panels. Optional customization: extract panels {argument name="panel range" default="1–4"} from the storyboard for a {argument name="scene duration" default="15-second scene"}.
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Can I customize the Extract First Storyboard Row template?
Yes. You can change the subject, setting, lighting, mood, format, and available model controls before creating your image.
Is the Extract First Storyboard Row template free?
Opening and editing this template is free. Generating uses credits, shown on the Generate button when you are signed in.
Which AI model should I use?
Start with GPT Image 2, which is the model associated with this template. You can compare another compatible model for a different finish.
