ScreenWeaver
Screenwriting software where the script generates the storyboard
About ScreenWeaver
ScreenWeaver starts from an unusual place for an AI video product: a serious screenwriting environment. Industry-standard formatting, an outline, beats and structure that stay visible while you work. Only once the script exists does the AI part begin, generating a storyboard whose frames are linked to the exact scenes, beats and dramatic intent they came from.
That ordering is the argument. Most AI video tools begin at the prompt, which produces something that looks like a film and holds together like a mood board. Starting from a screenplay means the structure exists before any frame does, and because boards stay linked to their scenes, changing the script updates what the visuals are supposed to be rather than leaving you with orphaned images. Their own phrasing for this is that no credits get burned on guesswork. The writing tier is free forever, includes unlimited projects and exports to PDF and FDX, which is the format that opens in Final Draft, so it stands on its own as a writing tool even if you never generate a single frame. Two things to know: the product is in open beta, so expect movement, and the $9.99 storyboard tier is described as an early-access offer for beta testers, which means the price is unlikely to survive contact with general availability.
You write in a real screenwriting environment, with formatting, outline and beat structure visible as you go. When scenes exist, the storyboard generates from them, with each board tied to the scene, beat and intent it came from. You approve, revise, replace, or import your own frames wherever the generated ones miss. From the boards, workflows and shot timings are produced ready to run, so the output is a production plan rather than a gallery. The whole thing is bidirectional: because the script and the boards stay in sync, a rewrite propagates rather than stranding your visuals. Export covers PDF and FDX at the writing stage.
- •A Real Writing Room - Industry-standard formatting, outline, beats and structure, not a prompt box with a script theme
- •Script-Linked Storyboards - Every frame traces back to the scene, beat and dramatic intent that produced it
- •Always in Sync - Rewriting the script updates the visual plan instead of orphaning it
- •Auto-Generated Workflows and Shot Timings - The output is a production plan, not a pile of images
- •Free Forever Writing Tier - Unlimited projects with PDF and FDX export, usable as a standalone screenwriting tool
Screenwriters, filmmakers and small studios who want to see their script before committing a budget, and anyone making commercials, anime or music videos where a board is the deliverable that gets approved. The free writing tier is worth taking on its own terms: a formatting-correct editor with FDX export costs money elsewhere. Treat the generated visuals as previsualisation rather than final footage, and remember this is beta software, so do not make it the only place a script you care about lives.
Pricing
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From the vendor pricing page, 2026-10-08
