# Text to Scenes

Storyboard

Turn long text into a run of storyboard scenes.

## Text to Scenes

- **Paste or open your text**: A chapter, article, blog post, script or transcript. Open a text file if it's long.
- **Choose how it's told**: Keep your words exactly as written, or have them retold as spoken narration. Facts, names and numbers stay as they are.
- **Choose what each scene is**: An avatar saying it, a picture with the words as narration, or both in turn. Headings become title cards, or are left out.
- **Check and add**: Read the scenes over, change any words, untick the ones you don't want, then add them to your storyboard.

## How it works

Your text arrives as scenes in order, each about the length of one talking clip, with title cards where your headings were. From there it's a normal storyboard: cast your avatars, pick a look and press Make everything.

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The result

## A storyboard ready to make

**Does it change my words?**

Not unless you choose to retell them as narration. Keep them exactly as written splits your text into scenes and leaves every word alone.

**What does it cost?**

Splitting your own words is free. Writing a picture direction for each scene, or retelling the text as narration, is charged like chat. Nothing is drawn or spoken until you press Make them speak, Draw or Make everything.

**How long can the text be?**

Long. It's worked through in parts, and a storyboard holds 80 scenes, so anything past that goes into a second storyboard named part 2.

**Where do I find it?**

Open a storyboard and press Text to Scenes under the scenes.

## Good to know

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Open a storyboard and paste your first chapter.

## Try Text to Scenes

Page: https://mirramind.com/text-to-scenes