The last step, and the most confusing to people, is to name the file of your storyboard and press “Create.”
Then click which aspect ratio you’d like to use. After you do it the first time, it’s super easy! Some people get hung up on getting started in Storyboarder. Take a look through this list to see how you can have a more productive experience using Storyboarder. There are a lot of things you can do right now.
Storyboarder won’t run on my 32-bit computer. Can I collaborate with with my team in real time? Can I pose the 3D Models in Shot Generator myself?. Can I adjust the grid for 3D perspective drawing?. 
Can I frame shots and animate camera moves?. Can I control the range of the Onion Skin?. Can I import background images or import to a specific layer?. Can I customize how my storyboards export?. Can I select part of the drawing and move it, scale it, and rotate it? A marquee tool?. Can I set the size of my frame size to a custom size / resolution?. Can I zoom into the drawing so I can draw finer detail?. Storyboarder added some scene IDs to my script. How do I import a worksheet from my phone?. Does this work with my tablet? touch screen? Why doesn’t pen pressure work?. How do I use shot generator and draw over the top of it?. 
How can I turn off notifications? They are super annoying. Can I edit the timing of my boards in a timeline?. Can I edit boards externally with another editor than Photoshop?. Before emailing us, take a look through, as the help you need is likely already here waiting for you. Welcome to Storyboarder’s FAQ, where you’ll find answers to commonly asked questions.
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