SC 02Storybook fantasy
The Library Breathing Light
Rows of brass lamps woke one by one until the whole library glowed like a city under glass.
INT. LIBRARY - NIGHT
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SC 01 / Book to frame
See your book like a film before you commit to production.
Scene 01 - Fogbound Harbor Arrival
At dawn the harbor was all lantern smoke and ship bells, and every mast looked like it had been drawn in charcoal.
Passage written for this page. Frame generated from it with FLUX 2 Max.
Upload a PDF or TXT file. StoryVision extracts the key scenes, lets you refine the prompts, and generates cinematic frames you can review in sequence.
PDF / TXT · Up to 50MB · Free through scene extraction
02 / How it works
From manuscript to a sequence you can review.
- 01Free
Upload your book
Drop in a PDF or TXT file up to 50MB.
- 02Free
Review extracted scenes
StoryVision turns chapters into visual moments you can edit before generating.
- 03Pay per scene
Generate the look
Create cinematic images scene by scene, then animate or export when you are ready.
03 / Sample output
A passage in, a frame out.
SC 03High-motion cinematic
Midnight Train Escape
The train cut through the valley in a line of silver sparks while the storm pulled itself apart overhead.
EXT. VALLEY - NIGHT
Circled frame = the take you keep. Sample frames are AI-generated for this page.
04 / Rate card
Pricing before you start.
Free to try up to scene extraction. Generation is usage-based, so you decide how far to take a project before you spend.
Estimate your book| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Scene extraction | Free per book |
| Preview images | about $0.02 per scene |
| Draft images | about $0.15 per scene |
| Standard images | about $0.50 per scene |
| Premium images | about $1.20 per scene |
| Character training | about $2 per character |
| Narration | about $0.30 per 1,000 characters |
Default path Upload for free, review extracted scenes, then choose a preview or draft pass before committing to standard-quality generations. Circled = where to start.
05 / Built to get you to a finished scene
Upload, review, and generate are one loop, not three separate tools.
- 01Upload once, direct scene by scene
- Every extracted scene keeps its own prompt, image status, and export path so you can iterate without losing the thread of the story.
- 02Keep the world visually consistent
- Save character notes, style notes, and preset choices in one place so later generations stay aligned with the scenes you approved first.
- 03Start small before you spend
- Use low-cost preview and draft passes to find the right framing, then step up quality only on the scenes worth polishing.
06 / Your turn
Start with one book.
Upload it, review the scenes, and decide how far to take it. Extraction costs nothing.
