Make Five Storyboard Frames

You will build five text shot nodes, each with its own generated image beside it.

What you need

• Bragi Canvas installed and enabled.
• At least one configured image provider with an enabled image model.

Create the shots

1. Open a .canvas file.
2. Create five text nodes in a row. Keep each shot description short.

Example for shot 1:

Shot 1 — Wide: astronaut stands on a red desert ridge at dawn.

Write shots 2 through 5 with different compositions. For example:

Shot 2 — Medium: close view of the astronaut checking a wrist display.

Shot 3 — Low angle: boots on red sand, twin moons in the sky.

Shot 4 — Over-shoulder: astronaut looks toward a distant structure.

Shot 5 — Wide: silhouette against the horizon as dust blows past.

Generate each frame

1. Select the Shot 1 text node.
2. Click Generate image.
3. Pick your image model and any parameters you want.
4. Click Run.
5. Repeat for shots 2 through 5.

Speed tip — multi-select batch

Instead of running one node at a time:

1. Shift-click or drag-select all five text nodes.
2. The toolbar shows Generate image (5).
3. Click it. A shared generate bar opens.
4. Click Run (5).
5. Each node runs with its own prompt. Results stack to the right of each source node.

What you should see

Five image cards on the canvas, each connected to its prompt node.

Next step

Continue to Lock Style with a Reference.