A process becomes a story.
Keep one character consistent while each frame advances the action.
Describe the subject, feeling or story. Tool67 shapes the composition, mood and visual treatment before the first image is rendered.
Start with one clear visual idea. Add subject, setting, mood or style only if it helps.
Your image results appear here as soon as each version finishes.
Plan opening, action, development and ending while keeping the same character, world and visual language.
Keep one character consistent while each frame advances the action.
Build a warm visual sequence without losing the character or mood.
The idea stays human. The structure helps the model understand subject, world, atmosphere and frame.
This page organizes your idea around output type, composition, mood and visual treatment before handing it to the rendering engine.
Storyboard and Series modes are designed for multiple related images. Each result should be reviewed for character and style consistency.
No. Review text-like shapes, hands, faces, repeated patterns and small branded details before publishing.
Available rendering engines may change as Tool67 updates its supported image services. Auto mode should choose a suitable supported option.