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Sharing Storyboards

How Can I See Other People's Storyboards?

Storyboard That does not currently have a gallery where you can view other people's work. We do have plenty of examples, templates, and assignments that can be copied if you're looking to get a head…

Updated 1 month ago by Anna

Make a Storyboard Public

The type of account you have will determine the security settings on your storyboards. All storyboards created with a free account are public and can be found with a search engine with the right sear…

Updated 1 month ago by Anna

Share a Storyboard as a File

You can download a storyboard as a variety of file types in order to share them with anyone you'd like! Step 1: Click Download. Click on the " Download " button underneath any saved storyboard. Or...…

Updated 1 month ago by Anna

Embed a Storyboard on a Website

In order to embed a storyboard on a blog or other website, the storyboard must first be public. All storyboards in free accounts are public. Only premium accounts have privacy options. Click View All…

Updated 2 months ago by Anna

Can I Publish a Storyboard?

Yes! Please share your storyboards on social media or post on your website or blog! Storyboards automatically have the correct citation when you download for social media, post directly to social med…

Updated 2 months ago by Anna

Sharing Storyboards for Classrooms

Sharing storyboards is dependent on the privacy settings within the classroom. You can automatically share the storyboard within the classroom by adjusting the privacy settings. Manage Storyboard Pri…

Updated 2 months ago by Anna

Share a Link to a Storyboard

Each storyboard has its own page that you can share! Step 1: Go to Storyboard Page. Click on "View Details" to go to the storyboard's page. Or... Step 2: Copy URL. Copy the URL in the address bar of…

Updated 2 months ago by Abigail

Share a Printed Storyboard

Go ahead and put that awesome storyboard on your fridge! Step 1: Click Print. Click on the "Print" button underneath any saved storyboard. Or... Step 2: Choose Layout. Choose how you want to print ou…

Updated 2 months ago by Abigail

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