Storyboard Template Pack
Blank, printable storyboard panels — pick your panel count and aspect ratio, then sketch.
Free, Printable Storyboard Templates
A storyboard template is a blank panel grid formatted to a specific aspect ratio, ready to sketch shots into by hand or trace over reference frames — the fastest way to plan coverage for a scene before committing a shoot day to it. Different projects need different frame counts per page and different aspect ratios: a wider 2.39:1 anamorphic frame reads differently than a boxier 4:3 frame, and getting the ratio right before sketching avoids composition guesses that don't match your actual camera setup.
Storyboard artists and directors typically work from a printed pack of blank panels — enough per page to plan a full scene's coverage at a glance, with space underneath each panel for a shot number, scene reference, and a short description or camera note.
How this template pack works
Choose 4, 6, or 9 panels per page, pick your aspect ratio — 16:9, 4:3, or 2.39:1 — and optionally add a project or scene title. Each panel comes with space for a shot number, scene reference, and description. When it looks right, use Print / Download PDF to save a blank, ready-to-sketch storyboard page — no account required.
This pack gives you blank panels to draw in by hand. If you want storyboards generated directly from your actual script — shot composition grounded in your real scenes, not blank frames — The Story Maker's AI storyboard generator builds a full sequence from your locked screenplay.
Storyboard Templates — Frequently Asked Questions
Which aspect ratio should I use?
Match it to your actual camera format — 16:9 for standard digital widescreen, 4:3 for a boxier or classic frame, 2.39:1 for anamorphic/scope productions — so your sketched compositions reflect what the camera will actually see.
How many panels per page should I use?
4 panels per page gives more room to sketch detail per shot; 9 fits more of a scene's full coverage on one page for a quick overview. 6 is a common middle ground.
Can I download this as a PDF?
Yes — use your browser's print dialog (Print / Download PDF above) to save a blank storyboard page ready to print and sketch on, no account required.
Does this generate storyboards from my script automatically?
No — this is a blank template pack for sketching by hand. The Story Maker's in-product storyboard tool generates shot-by-shot boards directly from your locked screenplay.
Is signing up required?
No — every option and the PDF download work without an account.