StorySheet

StorySheet

Storyboard sheets to PDF

1 ratings
1 review
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 20, 2026
  • July 15, 2026

Features

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This app transforms your images and storyboard frames into professional, print-ready PDF storyboards. Easily import frames, arrange them, add notes, and export clean, shareable documents.

Import images from Photos or Files
Drag and drop reordering
Multiple board layouts per page
Customizable page sizes and orientation
Auto-numbering for boards
Add captions and notes
Export to PDF
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What's New in StorySheet

1.2

July 15, 2026

Fixed PDF export failing with a "Could not generate PDF" error — projects whose title contained a "/" or ":" could not be exported. Any title works now. Fixed drag-to-reorder, which silently did nothing, and Sort by Name, which ignored your actual file names. You can also move a frame to the start or end from its context menu. New: Replace Image. Swap out a frame's picture and keep its scene, shot, action and notes — no more re-uploading and retyping. Plus a new Sort by Scene & Shot. Thanks to everyone who wrote in — keep the reports coming.

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Q’s for developer

Great app but make sure everything is in the right order or you’ll have to re-upload and info again. Questions for Storysheets app:
-how can I rearrange frames?
-possible to swap out images but keep action and frame info?
-does this app work for Mac (15.5 Sequoia / M1 Pro)? The app works until I click "export" and pop-up says "Export Failed. Could not generate PDF. Check storage space and try again." I have enough storage space.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for the thoughtful review and for taking the time to write out your questions — this is exactly the kind of feedback that makes the app better. You caught three real issues, and all of them are fixed in the next update (1.2): "Export Failed. Could not generate PDF." — You were right, it had nothing to do with your storage. The bug showed up when a project's title contained a character like "/" or ":" (e.g. "Ep1 / Sc4"), which broke the file the PDF was being saved to. The error message blaming storage was misleading. It's fixed now — any title works, and if an export ever does fail, the app will show the real reason instead of guessing. "How can I rearrange frames?" — Drag-and-drop reordering wasn't working properly before (thanks for flagging it — that's the "right order" pain you described). In 1.2 you can drag a frame to reorder it, and there's also "Move to Start / Move to End" in a frame's menu, plus improved Sort by File Name and a new Sort by Scene & Shot. "Swap out images but keep action and frame info?" — Yes! This is now a feature. Open a frame → Replace Image, and it keeps the scene, shot, shot size, action and notes — you just get a new picture. No more re-uploading and retyping. "Does it work on Mac (Sequoia / M1 Pro)?" — No, this is just an iOS app. The update is on its way to the App Store. Thanks again for helping make StorySheet better — please keep the feedback coming!

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FAQ

What is StorySheet?

StorySheet is a free productivity app that helps filmmakers and storyboard artists create professional, print-ready storyboard PDFs from their images. It allows for easy import, arrangement, and export of storyboard frames.

How do I import images into StorySheet?

You can import images directly from your Photos library or Files app. On Mac, you can also drag and drop images into the application.

What layout options are available in StorySheet?

StorySheet offers several layout options, allowing you to choose 3, 4, 6, or 8 boards per page. You can also select between A4 or Letter paper sizes and portrait or landscape orientation.

Can I add text or notes to my storyboards?

Yes, StorySheet allows you to add captions and notes under each frame, providing context and detail for your storyboard.

What file formats can I export from StorySheet?

StorySheet's primary export format is PDF, designed to print cleanly. You can then share these PDFs via Files, AirDrop, email, or directly to a printer.

Is StorySheet available on all devices?

StorySheet is currently supported on iPhone and iPad, offering a convenient mobile solution for creating storyboards.

How often is StorySheet updated?

The latest version of StorySheet is 1.2, and it was last updated on July 15, 2026. Updates typically bring improvements and new features.

Does StorySheet have ads?

No, StorySheet is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted creative experience for users.