Choose your project settings:

These settings apply across the entire video.

Select a visual style that defines the overall look of your video, such as:

This style is used consistently across all scenes.

Add characters that appear in your video:

Characters help maintain visual continuity across scenes.

Add important objects such as:

For each object, define:

Objects can be reused across multiple scenes for consistency.

Define the environments or settings for your scenes:

Each environment includes a name and description to guide scene generation.

Visla generates a storyboard made up of images for each scene.

Before generating video:

No credits are used at this stage.

Once the storyboard looks right, choose how to animate it:

Animating scenes is when credits are consumed.

Tip: You can animate only key scenes (such as the hook or CTA) to reduce credit usage.

Yes. You can start from text, scripts, PDFs, presentations, webpages, images, audio, or footage.

No. You first review the storyboard, then choose which scenes to animate.

Yes. AI Director Mode supports scene-level edits after generation.

Define characters, objects, and environments upfront. Visla uses these as anchors to maintain consistency.

Yes. Add them as objects and reuse them throughout your storyboard.