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Can I share my storyboard with others?Yes. Share the live project with specific people or anyone with the link, or publish it as a storyboard, video or book on its own page, Public or Unlisted.Publish and exportFAQCan I share film storyboards with clients and crew without them signing up?Yes. Click Share on the project, set Anyone with the link to Can view, and send it: clients and crew view the storyboard with no signup. Only commenting needs a free account.ProjectsFAQCan I share my storyboard created with StoryTribe on social media?Yes. Post your storyboards and videos on any social media site; Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, on any plan. Free-plan exports carry …Publish and exportFAQThe share page and what it showsA published project lives at a short storytri.be link. Visitors see the storyboard, video or book, your name and avatar, and a bar with views, likes, comments, Save, Follow, Full screen and Share.Publish and exportConceptDownload your storyboard (PDF, PowerPoint, PNG)Share, then the Download tile, opens the Export dialog. Pick a layout, a format and which shots, then click Export. On the free plan storyboard files carry a watermark.Publish and exportOverviewCan I use it to animate?Yes. The Video editor turns your storyboard into an animatic: each shot plays for a set time, with transitions, music and voice-over, and you can download it as an MP4 or share it with a link.Video editorFAQTurn a storyboard into a videoOpen the Video view and click Create video. Every shot becomes a clip in storyboard order; set timing and transitions, add music and voice-over, then download the MP4 or share a link.Video editorOverviewCan I share research findings with stakeholders easily?Yes. Share a link and stakeholders view the storyboard without logging in; leaving comments takes a free account.ProjectsFAQSharing vs publishing: which do I need?Share decides who can open the live project. Publish makes a separate read-only page of it. Use Share to work with people, Publish to show finished work. Publishing is for personal projects only.ProjectsOverviewCan a teacher view a student's work without a StoryTribe account?Yes. A student shares a link, and anyone with it can open the storyboard in a browser without signing in. Only the person creating the storyboard needs an account.ProjectsFAQPublish tiers: Public and UnlistedA published page is Public (listed on your public profile) or Unlisted (only people with the link). Turning it off is Unpublish. Who can open the live project in the editor is set separately, in Share.Publish and exportOverviewShare a video linkShare video › Get a shareable link publishes the project as a Video page, Public or Unlisted, on its own short link.Video editorTaskWhat file formats are supported for exporting my storyboard?Storyboards export as PDF or PowerPoint pages or as PNG, JPG and PDF images; scripts as PDF, Word, text, Final Draft or Fountain; the shot list as CSV, Excel or PDF; and videos as MP4.Publish and exportFAQExport a single shot (PNG)… menu. It is on the shot tile in the Storyboard, on the card handle in the Script view, and on the row in the Table. Choose Download thumbnail. A PNG saves, named …Publish and exportTaskPrint a storyboardStoryTribe has no print button. Export a PDF, then print it from your PDF viewer. The storyboard layouts come out A4 landscape, so pick the layout before you print.Publish and exportTaskPublish or unpublish a project to your profilePublish turns a personal project into a read-only page: a Storyboard, Video or Book, Public on your profile or Unlisted for people with the link. Unpublish takes it down at once.CommunityTaskCustom properties… Canvas side panel (or ＋ Property on a Storyboard card, or the + at the end of the Table's header). Type the name you want in the box that reads Search or create a …Shot list and pre-productionTaskExport your script (PDF, Word, text, Final Draft, Fountain)Share › Download › Screenplay exports the script alone, screenplay-formatted, as Fountain, Final Draft, PDF, docx or txt, with the title page from Script details.ScriptOverviewCreate your first storyboardPick your route: let Tribe AI draft from an idea, import your script, or build from a blank canvas. Then add shots and scenes, build on the canvas, and share it.Getting startedTaskFeature availability by device… a project. The Story Bible, Script, Storyboard, Canvas and Video views. Canvas editing: characters, the pen, text, search, Elements, multi-select, layer order, undo …Getting startedConceptGet your storyboard into Google Slides or KeynoteIn the editor, click Share at the top right, then the Download tile. Pick a layout: One shot per page puts one frame on a slide with its script …Publish and exportTask