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Rubbrband allows creatives to design steps for generating images in their unique style, repeatably. It is an AI-powered platform to generate beautiful images and video, specifically storyboards from scripts. It offers automatic shot generation, a consistent hand-drawn sketch style, and the ability to re-frame images with text prompts. It also provides features for creative team collaboration and asset protection.
Upload your screenplay to Rubbrband, and the AI will automatically generate a complete storyboard with shots derived from your script. You can then adjust individual shots using simple text prompts to modify angles, lighting, and framing.
Rubbrband uses AI to generate storyboards from scripts, providing features such as automatic shot generation, a consistent sketch style, and the ability to adjust shots using text prompts.
Rubbrband secures your scripts and storyboards using end-to-end encryption and industry-standard security protocols.
Yes, Rubbrband enables you to share storyboards with team members to align on your creative vision and maintain project synchronization.
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