In this scenario, Panelly outputs only one 9:16 static four-panel storyboard for vertical-video previsualization. It does not generate a finished video and does not automatically extract frames from an existing ad video. A team can discuss Setup, Development, Turn, and Close across audience context, product action, a compliant choice change, and packshot CTA before deciding whether to begin separate filming, animation, editing, and audio production.
For teams previsualizing an idea before video production
This fits brand, creative, and video teams discussing a vertical-ad concept before spending on production and post-production. The team supplies product facts, asset rights, and the intended audience context. It is not a workflow for uploading an existing video and splitting it into shots, and it does not replace a director, storyboard artist, or editor.
THREE ESSENTIAL FIELDS
Inputs required for static previsualization
The three required fields are below. The 9:16 preset and rights confirmation gate creation. Appearance description or reference image, brand, action copy, exclusions, and four beat-copy overrides are optional.
01
Product name
Enter the formal product name. Brand name is optional and can be derived from the product name.
02
Approved selling point
Use one selling point approved for advertising; do not present an untested hypothesis as a real product result.
03
Audience and usage context
Define the planned vertical viewing situation and audience problem, plus people, uses, and outcomes the story must not imply.
BRIEF → CREATE → REVIEW
From vertical brief to static-storyboard approval
Panelly stops at static previsualization and human approval. Subsequent video production is a separate workflow.
01
Enter three required details
Enter product name, approved selling point, and audience context; choose 9:16 and confirm rights. Appearance description or reference image, brand, action copy, exclusions, and four beat overrides are optional.
02
Generate one 2×2 static four-panel storyboard
Create one 9:16 static composite. It does not read an existing video, extract frames automatically, or generate motion.
03
Complete human review, save, and approve
Confirm product and brand recognition, story order, selling-point accuracy, and no obvious visual defects. Save the version and let a person decide whether it proceeds to video production.
ACTUAL OUTPUTS
What the previsualization stage outputs
The output describes one possible sequence for a video idea. It must not be presented as an already produced video advertisement.
One 9:16 static four-panel storyboardA single image asset contains Setup, Development, Turn, and Close for discussing context, product action, a safe Turn, and packshot CTA in a vertical concept.
An annotatable creative rhythmEach position in the complete image has a clear purpose, so the team can record product, claim, or continuity issues before revising or entering production.
Versions and a human decisionThe Studio keeps static-draft versions, review checks, and approval state. Approval means the concept may proceed, not that a video is complete.
KNOWN LIMITS
Not video generation or frame extraction
No motion or soundFour static panels cannot validate motion timing, transitions, voiceover, music, subtitle duration, or the real viewing experience.
No copying shots from an existing videoThis flow has no video upload, shot detection, or automatic frame-extraction capability. The brief must describe planned content and usable assets.
No guarantee of final-video fidelityFilming, animation, and editing add new decisions. Static previsualization does not guarantee 100% reproduction of product, composition, or timing.
Production and publication review remainThe video team still handles filming or animation, editing, audio, claim review, channel adaptation, and the publication decision.
Review the four-beat idea before deciding to produce video.
Bring planned product facts and a vertical concept into Studio to create a static draft. Do not upload an existing video or describe the output as finished video.Open Panelly Studio →