DreamTale

Organize the story into a sequence of scenes.

A sequence needs consistent characters and a clear visual purpose for each image. Organize those details before generating, then review the artwork as a set.

Define the purpose of the artwork

Decide whether you need novel promotion artwork, quote cards or serialized illustrations. Note the essential character details, setting and relationships that should remain recognizable across the sequence.

Break the story into visual scenes

Assign one clear purpose to each storyboard image. Use concise descriptions of the character, setting, action and emotion, and connect each scene to its place in the story.

Generate and review a small sequence

Choose a model architecture that fits the desired style and the workstation. Generate a small set first, review the character appearance and scene relationships, and adjust descriptions before expanding to a larger sequence.

Check consistency and export

  • Review whether each character remains recognizable.
  • Check the setting and order of the scenes.
  • Confirm that the images communicate the intended moment.
  • Export the selected images for your publishing or editing workflow.

If model setup is incomplete, return to the getting-started guide.