This is a live screencapture demo of me using script2story. I literally came up with the idea based on the latest capabilities of Google DeepMind Gemini 3 vision, reasoning, and generative capabilities.

The whole architecture uses AI as the core engine, not an add on (like pre-existing companies trying to catch up with AI). Script analysis, asset extraction, shot planning, frame generation, and pitch deck creation are all chained together through AI calls that pass context forward instead of starting from zero each time.


The app is basically a thin layer of UX on top of a set of reasoning, vision, and image generation pipelines, so every step from “Auto-fill from brief” to “export a full storyboard and pitch deck” is driven by what modern models can now see, reads and understands the script, breaks it into scenes and shots, proposes characters, locations, and objects, keeps visual style and character design consistent across all frames, and even powers an advanced image editor that can follow natural language instructions on individual layers.

script2story turns briefs into storyboards in minutes, and gives you total editing capabilities to shape the shots & story without any prior technical knowledge.

The agentic AI breaks down the script into scenes & shots, keeps characters consistent from frame to frame, generates reference images (Assets) that are included in the script, and lets you iterate on timing, framing, and style in real time.

script2story can read the script, reason about what belongs in each shot, match characters and locations, and then redraw scenes while respecting those constraints. That combination of understanding plus generation and letting the user edit anything is what allows one tool to go from script to storyboard to pitch deck while staying visually coherent.