How to create a video from photos using a Storyboard on Flow.

Starting with simple storyboard images, Flow can transform them into vivid, lifelike footage, authentically recreating the content of each scene from the storyboard and developing it into a narrated story.

When a storyboard is built with a clear narrative flow, it helps create videos that are not only visually appealing but also effectively convey the message. In this article, you will learn how to create videos using Flow from a storyboard.

Creating videos on Flow from storyboard photos.

Step 1:

First, access the ChatGPT interface , then select the "Create Image" option and enter your request to create a storyboard with your desired theme and style. Refer to the command below.

tạo storyboard phân cách cô giáo đang trao đổi bài với học sinh theo phong cách hoạt hình

Step 2:

Then you'll have a storyboard with each scene as shown below. Download this image to use in Flow 3.

Step 3:

Access Google Flow and create a new video project. You will need to switch to Video mode to create it.

At this point, you need to change the video creation tool in Flow 3 .

We'll choose the Omni Flash tool to create a video on Flow from images.

Step 4:

Next, you choose the video size , the number of videos you want to create in Flow 3, and the desired video length . Each creation option will cost a different number of credits, so you need to pay attention.

Click the plus icon , then upload the storyboard image , and then select the uploaded image to enter the command.

Then, tap on the newly uploaded image and select "Add to command" to create the video.

We enter the command to create a video from images; please refer to the command below.

tạo video hoàn chỉnh cảnh trao đổi giữa cô giáo và học sinh nói tiếng Việt từ storyboard này

Step 5:

Wait a moment for Flow to create the video, and you'll have the video created from the storyboard. Click the save icon and choose the quality to download the video to your computer.

Here are two examples of videos created using storyboards on Flow.