# Create a storyboard

Follow these simple steps to create a storyboard using Storyonboards:

### Create a New Storyboard

After logging in, go to the project page. Click the "Create a Project" button located at the top-right corner to start a new storyboard.

### Rename the Storyboard

Once you've created a project, you will go to the edit page. Click the edit button next to the name on the top-left corner. A pop up will appear, allowing you to rename your storyboard.

### Add Frames

On the edit page, click the "Add Frame" button in the upper-right tool bar to add a frame. You can also choose to add multiple frames at once by clicking the "+5 Frames" or "+10 Frames" buttons.

### Upload Images&#x20;

To add images to each frame, hover your mouse over the image placeholder. Click the "Upload Image" button to upload pictures to your library. Once uploaded, click on the image to add it to the frame.

### Annotate Each Frame

You can add professional notes to each frame, such as shot size, camera movement, and descriptions, etc.

### Export your work&#x20;

To export your storyboard, click the "Download Shot list" button located in the top-right corner of the page. This will download your storyboard as a formatted Excel document to your computer.

By following these steps, you can efficiently create and manage your storyboards using Storyonboards. Happy Storyboarding!


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