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Make your best storyboard repeatable When a workflow wins, save it as a Technique and run it again on the next storyboard, so visual consistency holds across sequences and you don't rebuild the look each time.Make your best storyboard repeatable When a workflow wins, save it as a Technique and run it again on the next storyboard, so visual consistency holds across sequences and you don’t rebuild the look each time.
Action Nodes bring color grading, trimming, frame extraction, and text manipulation onto the canvas as workflow steps, so editing happens inside the storyboard instead of bouncing out to a separate tool.
Your team can work on the same canvas simultaneously, so creation, review, and handoff stay together. FLORA also connects with your cloud storage meaning no manual uploads or downloads.
Enterprise-grade SOC 2 compliance and indemnification give your legal and IT teams the coverage they need, so security is settled before the project moves forward.
Creation, review, and handoff stay together. FLORA also connects with your cloud storage.
Everything else you might want to know before you talk to our team.
Contact salesBoth. Build frame by frame or generate a sequence, then keep characters and products consistent across the whole board.
Yes. FLORA runs in the browser as a storyboard maker online, free to start, no install needed.
Start from a script or prompt and create a story board frame by frame, a digital story board that holds characters and products steady.
Yes. FLORA turns scripts, briefs, and treatments into storyboard sequences the same day, so you can show clients the film before production and walk into a pitch prepared.
You lock a character and reuse it across frames, so figures and scenes stay consistent across a sequence rather than drifting between generations.
Yes. FLORA generates video from a prompt or a still and animates key frames, so you produce previs and pitch reels without a shoot.
Yes. Action nodes bring color grading, trimming, frame extraction, and text edits onto the canvas, so editing happens inside the storyboard instead of in a separate tool.
Yes. A winning workflow becomes a Technique you rerun on the next storyboard, so visual consistency holds across projects.
