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# Storyboarding

Storyboarding on Morphic helps you convert ideas into clear visual frames before final generation. It allows you to plan scenes, camera intent, and visual flow early in the creative process.

There are three ways to storyboard on Morphic:

1. [Storyboarding using a script](/docs/how-tos/storyboarding/storyboarding-using-a-script.md)
2. [Storyboarding using visual references](/docs/how-tos/storyboarding/storyboarding-using-visual-references.md)
3. [Storyboarding using a grid](/docs/how-tos/storyboarding/storyboarding-using-a-grid.md)

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