Stitch Images into a Storyboard Sheet
Arrange the beats before the scene
Stitch images of characters, settings and story beats into one planning sheet. Youdot's online photo stitcher combines 2–9 references in a strip, grid or featured layout. Adjust the framing and download PNG or JPG free, with no sign-up or watermark.
How to stitch images online for a storyboard
Make a reference sequence that you can review before writing a motion prompt.
Collect the story beats
Add 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP reference images. Each file can be up to 25 MB. Pick images that explain a character, environment or change in the scene; files are read locally.
Arrange the sequence
Use a horizontal strip to read left to right or a vertical layout to read top to bottom. Swap panels in Arrange photos and refine the character framing in Adjust crop.
Export the planning sheet
Set the spacing, background and aspect ratio, then download PNG or JPG. Choose a 1200, 2048 or 4096 px long edge. The image stitcher online requires no account or credits.
Photo references for a clearer story brief
Use the layout to explain the sequence, while keeping the images as references rather than generated frames.
Plan a beginning and ending
Put the opening and closing ideas side by side. Compare the character position and setting before deciding how the scene should change.
Build a character reference sheet
Combine the main portrait with clothing and setting references. Give the recognizable features enough space to remain readable.
Compare story directions
Arrange alternative environments or visual beats in a grid. Use the sheet to choose one direction before asking for motion.
A storyboard sheet is a planning aid
Use an order that your viewer can understand without a caption. Keep recurring characters at a readable scale and avoid crops that hide the features needed to recognize them.
This image stitch tool does not enforce character identity, generate in-between frames or create a video timeline. A stitched sheet is one image; a video model may interpret the whole composition rather than animate each panel separately.
Need a new source image? Explore the AI image generator and return with your downloaded photos.
Storyboard image stitcher questions
Looking up 'stich images' for a storyboard layout?
Arrange your story references in a strip or grid, then download one planning sheet. The spelling 'stich' points to the same image-stitching task. Keep the beat order readable and review character crops before taking the sheet into a video brief.
Can I stitch images online free for a storyboard?
Yes. Reference layout and PNG or JPG export are free, without sign-up, watermark or credits. AI video generation is an optional separate step with its own quote.
Does AI stitch images into new storyboard frames?
Not on this page. It arranges the references you supply with manual crop controls. It does not generate missing frames or use AI to enforce character consistency.
Are storyboard references uploaded automatically?
No upload happens while stitching. If you choose the completed-image video action, the browser retains the final sheet, then uploads it as a reference when you continue to video. The individual source photos remain local.
Which reference file types are supported?
Use 2–9 JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 25 MB each. Browser memory checks can reject very large decoded images; reduce their dimensions if needed.
Can I rearrange a beat without recropping it?
Arrange photos swaps the positions while keeping each photo's crop. Adjust crop moves the image inside its own panel. Use these two modes separately when refining a sequence.
Will the stitcher blend the storyboard panels together?
No. Panels remain separate, with a configurable gap and background. Automatic overlap alignment and seam blending are not part of this online photo stitcher.
How should I export a reference sheet?
Choose PNG for crisp visual edges or JPG for a smaller file. The long edge can be 1200, 2048 or 4096 px. Review small facial details in the downloaded sheet.
Does carrying the sheet to video submit a task?
No. The completed-image action fills a single reference after login. You still choose the motion prompt, available model and settings, review the credits and click Generate yourself. The reference must fit the 10 MB limit.
Turn a chosen story beat into a motion brief
Review the planning sheet, then use the completed-image action to carry it into Youdot's video workspace. Describe the intended scene and check the quote before submitting.
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