Upload your own artwork
There are several ways to add your own images to a storyboard in Boords, whether you're uploading in bulk, replacing a single frame, or building a reusable Asset Library for your team.
When you have a set of images ready to turn into a storyboard, you can upload them all at once.

When you open an empty storyboard, click Add Images to see your upload options. Select Upload images to choose multiple files from your computer — Boords will create a new frame for each image.
You can also drag multiple images from your computer directly onto the storyboard canvas. Each image becomes a new frame, added in the order you selected them.
To change the image on an existing frame:

The quickest method — simply drag an image file from your computer onto any frame to replace its current image.

Hover over a frame and click the three-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner. From here you can:

You can also import images directly from cloud storage:
The Google Drive file picker requires a few extra steps to browse folder contents.

Double-click the folder you want to open
Remove the Folders filter from the search bar. Your images within the folder will then appear and can be uploaded to the storyboard

The Image Library tab in the storyboard sidebar holds images you can drop onto frames without re-uploading. It has two sections:

To make a project image available to the whole team, open its menu and choose Add to Asset Library. It moves to the team library's Unfiled folder. See Asset Library for folders, renaming and permissions.

Drag any image from either section onto a frame to use it as that frame's picture.
Library images can also be used as references for AI image generation. Learn more in Generating images and Playground.
You can extract animated GIFs from video files to use in your storyboard. GIFs can be up to 5 seconds in length.


The video import tool converts your selected clip into an animated GIF, which displays in your frame. This is perfect for capturing motion or showing brief action sequences.
Boords accepts JPG and PNG image files. For video import, most common video formats are supported including MP4, MOV, and WebM.
For best results, use images that match your storyboard's aspect ratio to avoid cropping.