Enter the brief
Name one audience, one verified claim, and one destination. Paste approved source text when wording matters.
Turn a topic or script into a reviewable scene plan with narration, captions, visual direction, and production preflight.
AI video storyboard workspace
Fixed storyboard sample
Sample topic: Why the buried city still shapes how people read Vesuvius
Timed scene plan
00:45Sample artwork
Open on the accepted story
00:00
Sample visual direction: establish the familiar version before adding context.
Sample artwork
Show the missing evidence
00:05
Sample visual direction: separate what the record supports from later retellings.
Sample artwork
Close on the useful insight
00:12
Sample visual direction: make the final point memorable without overstating it.
YouTube Shorts: review disclosure and originality rules before publishing.
Use licensed or owned media, and label AI stills where platform rules require it.
Generate to see the video-preview cost
Review stays on. TXTVO does not publish to your channel.

A live result contains timed narration, visual direction, and captions. The frames shown here are reusable sample artwork, not generated footage or a customer result.
Check that what viewers hear and read supports the same point.
Catch irrelevant visual direction before a paid video job begins.
Choose Shorts, Reels, or TikTok and a 30-90 second target before generating.
Generate and approve the scene plan first. Video generation stays a separate credit decision.
Name one audience, one verified claim, and one destination. Paste approved source text when wording matters.
A signed-in account with site credits requests a six-scene plan for the chosen platform, language, visual route, and target length.
Check product truth, narration, captions, visual direction, and timing before motion costs begin.
Copy Markdown, download CSV, or choose an available video model after the storyboard passes review.
Planning and video generation are separate, so a weak structure can be rejected before the second credit charge.
This workflow creates a text scene plan and optional model-dependent video proof. It does not create visual storyboard frames, a complete edit, or an automatic post.
The generator targets six timed scenes and keeps narration, captions, and visual direction together for review.
Copy the live plan as Markdown or download CSV for an editor, contractor, or production tracker.
See both current storyboard and preview-video credit charges before starting each job.
Account, configuration, rate-limit, provider-credit, and render errors stay visible; failed or cancelled tasks restore reserved site credits.
These prompts define useful starting jobs. They are not separate template generators.
TXTVO cannot promise monetization, distribution, copyright clearance, or platform approval. Review the output and current rules before publishing.
TXTVO uses the address as reference text. It does not fetch or inspect the linked page.
The live flow ends at a temporary provider video result; it does not connect or post to a channel.
When a task fails or is cancelled, its reserved site credits are restored by the task service.
Provider video URLs expire. Save a result you need before its displayed expiry time.
These official links are creator references, not automated approval or legal advice inside TXTVO.
TXTVO uses configurable site-credit charges, not the speculative subscription quotas previously shown here. Each live step has a separate boundary.
Inspect the interface and the reusable three-scene example before creating an account.
Sample artwork and copy are not generated from your input.
Generate a six-scene target plan from a topic or pasted source through the configured provider.
The current storyboard charge is shown beside the submit button.
After reviewing the scene plan, optionally select an enabled video model and submit a validated generation job.
The exact cost appears before submit; result links are temporary.
This page does not create a complete 30-90 second edit, save an editable project, or connect a channel.
No public subscription or output quota is claimed for unavailable features.
Provider availability and your site-credit balance apply. Failed or cancelled tasks restore their reserved site credits.
The fixed sample, generated text storyboard, export, and optional video job are separate states.
Generate, review, and export a scene plan. Choose an optional video model only after the storyboard passes.