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# Storyboard, Story Studio, and Autocreate

> Storyboard, Story Studio, and Autocreate on Mage: what each one builds, how many scenes or creations it produces, and when to use which.

Three features cover producing at volume. Which one you want depends on whether you are building a sequence or a batch.

## Storyboard

Combines video clips you generated into one sequence. You arrange them, preview the result, and export. Use First and Last Frames to make the cuts continuous.

## Story Studio

Takes one story prompt and generates a connected sequence of video scenes from it, from 5 up to 20, with up to 3 Characters in the cast. Use it when you want a narrative across scenes instead of a single shot.

## Autocreate

Takes one prompt and expands it into variations, up to 100 creations per campaign, with a minimum of 20 for images and 10 for video. Use it when you want coverage of an idea rather than one specific result.

## Running several generations at once

Pro Plus and Max can queue up to 10 generations at once.

## Which of the three to use

| What you want                                       | Feature      |
| --------------------------------------------------- | ------------ |
| A narrative across many scenes                      | Story Studio |
| Clips you generated yourself, joined into one video | Storyboard   |
| Many variations of one idea                         | Autocreate   |

## Limitations

* Output consistency across a long sequence is less reliable than generating scenes individually. For anything you are delivering, generate the key scenes yourself and use Storyboard to assemble them.