# Storyboarding using visual references

Here’s a quick tutorial on how to create storyboards using visual references on Morphic:

1. Go to [Copilot](https://studio.morphic.com/chat) on Morphic

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2. Upload reference images\
   a. You can upload up to 7 images for characters, environments, or shot style
3. Write a prompt to generate a storyboard using the puppy and the boy from the reference images and your script
4. Optionally, add details such as actions, mood, camera angles, and how to use the references.
5. Hit the blue arrow to create your storyboard

Copilot will create storyboard frames that align with both your text description and uploaded visual references. That’s how you can create storyboards using visual references on Morphic. This is useful when you want storyboard frames to follow specific characters, environments, or visual styles.

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If you have any trouble or have any questions, feel free to reach out. We're happy to help, write to us at [**support@morphic.com**](mailto:support@morphic.com)**.**


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