Storyboard

Transform your videos into comics by Google

#4 Product of the DayDecember 12, 2017

Featured 9 months ago

Storyboard, takes video clips and automatically pulls out six frames which it lays out in a comic book-style template. You’ll be able to refresh the app to get new layouts and frames, with Google claiming that there are over 1.6 trillion combinations.

Around the web

Introducing Appsperiments: Exploring the Potentials of Mobile PhotographyEach of the world's approximately two billion smartphone owners is carrying a camera capable of capturing photos and video of a tonal richness and quality unimaginable even five years ago. Until recently, those cameras behaved mostly as optical sensors, capturing light and operating on the resulting image's pixels.

Research Blog

Google just launched three new photography appsGoogle just announced three new photography applications: Storyboard ( Android only), Selfissimo! ( iOS and Android), and Scrubbies ( iOS only). The releases are part of a new "appsperiments " program that Google just launched.

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Nicolas de DampierreCo-founder, Zeez
Pros:
Awesome filters / illustration styles and great choice of layouts
Cons:
In-App navigation is a little too simple.
Awesome app, visibly early stage since we're missing (in my opinion) the possibility to shoot a video straight from the app (vs importing one), and the possibility to navigate clearly among styles & layouts (that bit is particularly unclear).
Nicolas de Dampierre has used this product for one day.
Comments (0)9 months ago
brb
Pros:
Very nice effects
Cons:
It crashes all the time or don't save the pic that you want
It is very cool and it seems like a beta product, so it's need some tweaks and adjusts
brb has used this product for one day.
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Paul de Fombelle@paulodef · sows Mailify, reaps email marketers

Speech bubbles made of voice recognition transcript are still missing :)

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Rick Moore@rick_moore · Business Architect @ AJ Bell

@paulodef that would be awesome!

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Jonathan James@mrdignitty · Always Reaching.

@paulodef true - could've easily plugged in their DialogFlow product and generated some bubbles for each strip based on voice/typed sentence

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Chris Frantz@frantzlight · presskite.com 👀

It's been awhile since I've seen an Android first release but I guess it makes sense. 😜

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Igor Akulov@igoruphere · Founder of Picax

Does anyone know if it is coming to iOS? I MUST HAVE IT!

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Virrindra V Argekar@virrindra · Product break-downs and break-throughs.

Still trying to understand the usage of this...

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Tristan Isham@tristanisham · #MakeItBettr

This actually a fantastically cool concept. There's no clear way to share your comic strip, and apparently no save mechanism either. I'm not judging, it's a new app, but it did a pretty good job of taking a boring video and throwing it into a comic. I think navigation could use an improvement though.