Storyboarder.ai: getting the video out
Storyboarder.ai's help page on getting the video out is “How do I create a Pitch Deck from my storyboard?”, on exporting a finished storyboard as a pitch deck. From 1 source page, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.
Once your storyboard is ready, you can turn it into a professional Pitch Deck directly inside Storyboarder.ai.
Storyboarder.ai Help Center
- How do I create a Pitch Deck from my storyboard?Exporting a finished storyboard as a pitch deck
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1Other tools' pages on this step
- Adobe Firefly: “Export projects”
- Boords: “Changing a PDF cover page”
- Colossyan: “Share, embed or download your video”
- D-ID: “How do I download my generated video?”
- Descript: “Export a video or GIF locally”
- FlexClip: “What should I do if the export progress keeps getting stuck?”
- Fliki: “Guide: Download Options”
- Google Flow: “Manage your Google Flow projects, assets & collections”
- HeyGen: “How to Download or Export a Video”
- invideo: “How can I download the video to my computer?”
- Kapwing: “Export Troubleshooting Tips”
- Katalist: “How to Export a Katalist Project for Adobe Premiere Pro”
- Luma: “HDR, EXR & Color Spaces”
- Morphic: “Export a video”
- Pictory: “Generate and Download/Export Video”
- Runway: “Exporting Videos in ProRes and PNG Sequence Formats”
- SceneMixer: “Compositing and Sharing an Episode”
- Synthesia: “How do I download my Synthesia video?”
- VEED: “How to Download your project”
- Vyond: “Downloading and Exporting”
2About the step
Two tools, Kapwing and FlexClip, document it only through troubleshooting pages. Others go further than a download button: Runway into ProRes, Luma into EXR, Katalist into Adobe Premiere Pro.
3Storyboarder.ai's pages on the other steps
- Starting from a script or prompt: Understanding The Screenplay Section
- Keeping characters the same: How To Create Character Consistency + Character Image Upload
- Breaking a story into scenes: Understanding The Scene Breakdown
- Voices and dialogue: Not documented in the pages searched
- Changing one shot: Mastering the Iterate Feature in Storyboarder.ai
- Sharing for viewing or review: Not documented in the pages searched
| Tool | Covered as |
|---|---|
| Adobe Firefly | A page on this step |
| Boords | Covered inside a wider page |
| Colossyan | A page on this step |
| D-ID | A page on this step |
| Descript | A page on this step |
| FlexClip | Only a troubleshooting page |
| Fliki | Covered inside a wider page |
| Google Flow | Covered inside a wider page |
| HeyGen | A page on this step |
| invideo | A page on this step |
| Kapwing | Only a troubleshooting page |
| Katalist | A page on this step |
| Kling AI | Not documented in the pages searched |
| Krea | Not documented in the pages searched |
| LTX Studio | Not documented in the pages searched |
| Luma | Covered inside a wider page |
| Midjourney | Not documented in the pages searched |
| Morphic | A page on this step |
| Pictory | A page on this step |
| Runway | A page on this step |
| SceneMixer | A page on this step |
| Storyboarder.ai | A page on this step |
| Synthesia | A page on this step |
| Topview | Not documented in the pages searched |
| VEED | A page on this step |
| Vyond | A page on this step |
Inclusion rule. Every tool on the map, with or without a page on this step. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.