AI Zombie Story Storyboards
Build three original four-act zombie stories with fixed character descriptions, editable relationships, 4/6/8 shots and Markdown/JSON export. Inspect two actually rendered static storyboard examples.
Three complete original stories
Choose adult partners, siblings or friends; edit the two fixed character descriptions, setting and four-act story. Select cinematic, paper/clay or graphic-novel looks, 4/6/8 planned static shots and portrait or landscape composition. Every shot includes the same character/setting bible. Copy individual prompts or download the current complete Markdown/JSON plan. Invalid inputs remove old output; the page generates no media.
The last tram bell
Setup: Two adults wait at an empty tram platform. The human holds two plain paper tickets; the gentle undead companion carries the little brass bell they once used to call the tram.
Complication: A gust scatters the tickets toward a rain puddle. The human reaches for them, then notices the bell's clapper is missing and the last tram is rolling past without stopping.
Turning point: The undead companion taps the bell with a small wooden stick while the human raises one recovered ticket. The tram driver sees their familiar signal and slows beside the platform.
Resolution: They sit together in the warm tram window, the two slightly damp tickets and brass bell between them. Outside, the empty platform recedes into blue evening.
A rooftop seed for tomorrow
Setup: Two adults tend a rooftop garden. The human sets down a yellow seed tin; the gentle undead companion carefully hangs a little three-piece wind chime over a row of clay pots.
Complication: A dry gust tips an empty pot and scatters soil. The human opens the seed tin and finds only one remaining seed, then pauses over the bare, cracked garden bed.
Turning point: The undead companion steadies a pot with both hands while the human fills it with saved soil and plants the last seed. They place a small cup of collected water beside it and rehang the chime.
Resolution: At a later sunrise, a single green sprout stands in the repaired pot. Both characters watch the chime turn above it, leaving the yellow tin open as a marker of their shared next beginning.
The night-shift bread box
Setup: Two adults finish closing a small bakery. The human counts two plain loaves while the gentle undead companion folds a clean cloth inside an unbranded bread box under an amber lamp.
Complication: Through the rainy window they notice an empty table outside and a neighbor sheltering under the awning. The human looks at the last two loaves and hesitates before turning the shop sign.
Turning point: The undead companion sets the bread box on the outside table and steps back. The human adds the two loaves and opens the awning farther, inviting the waiting neighbor to share the dry space.
Resolution: The two companions sit just inside the doorway with warm cups while the now-open bread box rests outside beneath the lamp. Another pair of hands leaves a small flower beside it in thanks.
Sample shared character bible
HUMAN: A fictional adult woman about 30, copper-brown chin-length bob, teal raincoat, cream scarf, charcoal trousers and plain brown shoes UNDEAD: A fictional adult man about 32, short dark curls, muted sage-gray skin, kind amber eyes, plum coat, mustard scarf and dark trousers; intact face and body, no wounds or gore RELATIONSHIP: Adult partners. Quiet affection and shared routines; neither character is the other's rescuer or possession SETTING: An empty old tram platform at blue hour, with a brass bell, paper tickets and one warm tram window
Repeated descriptions guide consistency without guaranteeing visual identity. Four shots cover one view per act; six add closer complication/turning views; eight pair views for all acts. Custom beats flow into their matching shot prompts without retaining stale template actions.
Two actually rendered static contact sheets
Generated with the built-in OpenAI image tool and visually reviewed October 18, 2026. Six panels per sheet test recognizable fictional cast, hair, outfit colors and broad story continuity. These are still images, with no motion, audio, duration or video consistency test. Images remain recorded examples when planner inputs change.
Exact tested prompts, input snapshots and image hashes. Actual canvas dimensions are recorded; panel proportions differ from the requested 9:16. Reframe individual shots before video use.
From prompts to a finished sequence
Prepare two character reference sheets and setting/prop references. Paste one prompt at a time into your chosen image tool, choose supported dimensions/quality there, inspect each still and correct continuity. Motion and editing happen separately; use original or licensed audio. No song, film footage or finished video is supplied.
The bakery story, four/eight-shot variants and customized inputs have not been rendered. All stories/characters are fictional non-gory concepts. Inputs stay in this tab until copy/download; no account, media upload or key is requested.