Change Storyboard Layout

If you have a premium account you have access to many different layouts in the Storyboard Creator!

Watch this quick video on how to change the storyboard layout: How to Change the Layout of your Storyboard!

Please note, if you change the size of your storyboard from bigger to smaller (for example from a 6 cell storyboard to a 3 cell storyboard), you will lose the content from the cells that you cut.

Change the Storyboard Layout

Click on the Layout button at the top of the Right Hand Menu in the Storyboard Creator.

A popup will appear with options to change the storyboard layout (top) and the layout of the cell (bottom left). There's a preview on the right hand side.

Click on the storyboard layout you want to use, then click "Okay!". You can change the layout at any time.

Storyboard Layout Options

Classic	The classic storyboard is most like a comic strip. The cells are adjacent and do not have special formatting.
Cinema	While the cinema layout is intended for use with film and video planning, use this layout whenever you want a little more room.
Book	Book layout includes a front and back cover. You can only have even numbers of cells in this format. When you finish it, you will be able to read it like a book by flipping pages!
Worksheet	Use this paper sized layout to create printables for classroom or business use, or for some extra space for full page stories.
8.5x14	The 8.5x14 poster layout is great for creating scenes or poster projects.
11x17	The 11x17 poster layout is great for creating larger scale scenes or poster projects.
Spider	Spider maps are great for vocabulary words or examples on a central topic.
T-Chart	The T-Chart is perfect for comparisons, like “before and after” or “pros and cons”.
Cycle	The cycle layout is good for recurring processes.
Grid	Use the grid to connect ideas or information!
Chart	The chart is just like the grid, but the row title boxes are placed vertically.
Frayer	The Frayer ALWAYS has four cells. Typically, the titles of the cells are “Definition”, “Characteristics”, “Examples”, and “Non-Examples”, but you can change them however you like.
Timeline	Show events in order on a timeline.
Custom	With the Custom layout, you can adjust the width and height of your Storyboard as you please!