Board View: Grid Mode
Grid Mode is the structured storyboard layout in Board view.
Grid Mode
Grid Mode is the structured storyboard layout in Board view.
It arranges shots in a clear visual grid, which makes it especially useful for reviewing coverage, sequence flow, and scene structure at a glance.
When Grid Mode is most useful
Grid Mode works well when you want to:
- review a scene shot by shot
- keep a clean overview of many shots
- reorder shots within a scene
- compare images and descriptions quickly
Common actions in Grid Mode
In Grid Mode, you can usually:
- select a shot to inspect its details
- open a shot to refine prompts or generate images
- reorder shots visually
- use selection tools for batch work when supported
Why people use it so often
Grid Mode is one of the fastest ways to understand whether a scene has enough coverage.
Because the shots are laid out clearly, it is easier to spot pacing gaps, repeated framings, or missing visual beats before moving deeper into production work.
Practical tip
If you want a fast scene-level review, Grid Mode is often the best place to start.