Storyboard software
for real productions
Build and review your storyboard in one place. See every shot, every scene, and every status in a board view that stays connected to script, concepting, and the wider production workflow.
Overview
Every shot. Every scene. One view.
The board view turns the production into a visual grid of shot cards you can sort, group, and review. It is the fastest way to feel the rhythm of the story before you commit to final renders.
Your workspace
Customisable to your unique workflow
No two productions organise a storyboard the same way. Rearrange panels, switch views, and adjust card density so the board helps you review the work instead of fighting your process.
From script to storyboard
Storyboarding for film starts with the story, not a blank board
Ciaro Pro turns script to storyboard work into a connected production step. Scenes, beats, and shot ideas stay tied to the screenplay, so the board reflects the actual film you are shaping instead of becoming a separate planning document that drifts over time.
That makes storyboarding for film more useful in practice: you can review pacing, coverage, and shot order while keeping the script, concepting decisions, and production context within reach.
Script-linked planning
Move from script to storyboard without retyping scenes or losing the intent behind each beat.
Shot order with context
Review the board as part of the wider production workflow, not as an isolated board export.
Storyboard workflow capabilities
Full storyboard overview
See every shot in the production as a card you can filter by scene, character, location, or status.
Customisable workspace
Arrange panels, resize the view, and switch layouts so the storyboard matches the way your team actually works.
Visual progress tracking
Mark shots as draft, in review, or approved so the state of the production is obvious at a glance.
Direct concept linkage
Every storyboard card stays linked to its concept node and script scene, so context is always one click away.
Drag-and-drop reordering
Rearrange shots within a scene or move them between scenes as the rhythm of the story changes.
Annotations & notes
Add shot notes, review comments, and revision markers directly on the board instead of scattering them across tools.