Morphic help docs, step by step

Morphic's documentation has a page on all seven steps. Starting from a script or prompt: “Storyboarding using a script”. Keeping characters the same: “Multiple character tag”. From 7 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.

Inclusion rule. All 26 tools on the map, each with what its docs hold on changing one shot. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.

Script

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Characters

A page on this step

Scenes

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Voices

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Fixing a shot

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Export

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Sharing

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1How its documentation is laid out

Morphic's docs cover all seven steps. Storyboards can start from a script you already have or one its Copilot writes; character tags keep several characters consistent in one scene; a storyboarding guide plans scenes and shots; voice emotion control directs how a line is read; Copilot changes the timeline on request; the Compose editor exports an MP4; and comments pin feedback to a moment in a video.

Starting from a script or prompt: A page on this step

This method is useful when you want Copilot to generate a story or when you already have a script and want to visualize it as storyboard frames.

Morphic docs

• Storyboarding using a script
  Storyboard frames from a script you already have, or a story Copilot writesMorphic docs / recorded 2026-09-25

Morphic on this step · Starting from a script or prompt, every tool

Keeping characters the same: A page on this step

This is useful for scenes that require dialogue, interaction, or coordinated action while maintaining consistency across characters.

Morphic docs

• Multiple character tag
  Character tags that keep several characters consistent in one sceneMorphic docs / recorded 2026-09-25

Morphic on this step · Keeping characters the same, every tool

Breaking a story into scenes: A page on this step

How to plan scenes, shots, and visual flow in Morphic before you generate final frames.

Morphic docs

• Storyboarding
  Planning scenes, shots and visual flow as storyboard frames before final generationMorphic docs / recorded 2026-09-25

Morphic on this step · Breaking a story into scenes, every tool

Voices and dialogue: A page on this step

The tags, emotion settings, and pacing controls that direct how a generated voice performs a line.

Morphic docs

• Voice emotion control
  Tags, emotion settings and pacing that direct how a generated voice reads a lineMorphic docs / recorded 2026-09-25

Morphic on this step · Voices and dialogue, every tool

Changing one shot: A page on this step

Copilot sits inside the Compose editor and changes the timeline for you.

Morphic docs

• Edit with Copilot
  Asking Copilot in plain English to change the timeline or make a new clipMorphic docs / recorded 2026-09-25

Morphic on this step · Changing one shot, every tool

Getting the video out: A page on this step

Turn your finished timeline into an MP4 you can download and share, and pick the right resolution and codec for where it is going.

Morphic docs

• Export a video
  Rendering the finished timeline to an MP4, with the resolution and codec to pickMorphic docs / recorded 2026-09-25

Morphic on this step · Getting the video out, every tool

Sharing for viewing or review: A page on this step

Comments on Morphic let you and your team give feedback directly on an asset.

Morphic docs

• Comments
  Comments pinned to a spot, an area or a moment in a video, with threads and tagsMorphic docs / recorded 2026-09-25

Morphic on this step · Sharing for viewing or review, every tool

2Related pages

• Luma beside Morphic
• Morphic beside Topview
• Luma
• Midjourney
• Pictory
• Runway

How pages were found and classed: method.

3Pages read

• Storyboarding using a script, read 2026-09-25
• Multiple character tag, read 2026-09-25
• Storyboarding, read 2026-09-25
• Voice emotion control, read 2026-09-25
• Edit with Copilot, read 2026-09-25
• Export a video, read 2026-09-25
• Comments, read 2026-09-25