
How to download your storyboards
StoryTribe makes it easy to export your work so you can share annotated storyboards with colleagues or students, or print them for review and discussion.
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StoryTribe lets you organize frequently used props and characters using favourites and folders. Instead of searching for assets every time, you save and access them quickly, making storyboard creation faster and more efficient.

Favourites and folders let you keep frequently used characters, props, templates, and image files easy to access while working on your storyboard.

Favourites let you pin individual character components you use often, so they’re always one click away. They’re ideal for saving components from your go-to characters, such as hairstyles or outfits, that you reuse across scenes or projects.
Adding character assets to favourites

Folders help you group related assets together. You can organise items by project, client, scene type, or any structure that fits your workflow, making it easier to find and reuse assets as your library grows.
How to save an asset to a folder
Accessing and managing folders
Saved assets can be accessed from the folders under Saved Items in the left menu.
In Saved Items, you can manage your folders by:

If you notice anything not working as expected, please report it to [email protected]. Including a screenshot or short video recording helps us resolve issues faster.
You can also get help directly in the app by clicking the Help button (question mark icon) at the bottom of the screen, then selecting Help → Contact support to speak with one of our support team.

StoryTribe makes it easy to export your work so you can share annotated storyboards with colleagues or students, or print them for review and discussion.
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StoryTribe’s Search lets you find everything you need — props, characters, templates, icons, and images — all in one place. This guide shows you how to use Search effectively.
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Scripts and annotations help you add context, dialogue, and direction to your storyboard scenes. In StoryTribe, scripts live alongside visuals, so you can write, edit, hide, generate, and export them without breaking your flow.
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