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# Storyboard usando referencias visuales
Aquí tienes un breve tutorial sobre cómo crear storyboards usando referencias visuales en Morphic:
1. Ve a [Copilot](https://studio.morphic.com/chat) en Morphic
2. Sube imágenes de referencia\
a. Puedes subir hasta 7 imágenes de personajes, entornos o estilo de toma
3. Escribe una indicación para generar un storyboard usando al cachorro y al niño de las imágenes de referencia y tu guion
4. Opcionalmente, añade detalles como acciones, estado de ánimo, ángulos de cámara y cómo usar las referencias.
5. Pulsa la flecha azul para crear tu storyboard
Copilot creará viñetas de storyboard que se ajusten tanto a tu descripción textual como a las referencias visuales cargadas. Así es como puedes crear storyboards usando referencias visuales en Morphic. Esto es útil cuando quieres que las viñetas del storyboard sigan personajes, entornos o estilos visuales específicos.
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