Eden Gen

From script to storyboard to moving boards.

Generate the frames for each beat, keep characters and locations consistent, then bring the key frames to motion for the pitch or the shoot plan.

Storyboard frame 1: three friends walk down a golden-hour beach with a small cooler, drinks spot
Storyboard frame 2: the same friends pull a label-less amber bottle from the cooler on the beach
Storyboard frame 1 in motion: three friends walk down a golden-hour beach with a small cooler, drinks spot, Kling 3.0
Why teams use Eden Gen for this

What you get, take after take.

One look across frames

Feed the approved frame back as the reference so the next one keeps the same world.

Boards that move

Animate the key frames into short clips to show timing and camera before the shoot.

Your agent can draft it

Ask Claude Code or Codex to storyboard a script, inside a budget you approve.

Models for this

Start with these, priced on the Solo plan.

All models
How it works

Three steps.

  1. 01

    Break the script into beats

    One line per shot: who, where, what happens, how the camera moves.

  2. 02

    Frame each beat

    Generate stills with your characters and locations as references.

  3. 03

    Add motion

    Animate the frames that need timing, then export in order for the edit.

  • Exact price before every take
  • Refunded when no file lands
  • Projects with hard caps
  • Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor

Questions

Can an AI agent storyboard a script?

Yes. The tutorial shows Claude Code turning a script into frames through the Eden Gen MCP server, with a price check before each take.

Can my agent run this?

Yes. Connect Claude Code, Codex or Cursor over MCP, or call the API. Your agent sees the same price, keeps to the same project caps and asks before anything above your threshold.

Price your next take before you run it.

Every take shows its exact price first, lands in a project and is refunded when no file arrives.

AI storyboards and previz: frames to moving boards | Eden Gen