From a premise to a sequence
A storyboard turns a scenario into a sequence of illustrated moments. Begin with what happened, identify the imagined divergence and follow the consequences. The sequence should make those changes understandable rather than simply provide a collection of dramatic pictures.
Viewing and narration
The storyboard viewer includes panel and comic-style views and narration controls. Where an audio track is available, use the playback control to listen while exploring the panels. Availability depends on the generated asset; this article does not guarantee that every storyboard already has complete narration.
These are storyboard experiences. They are separate from the bookable group tours in Historical Worlds.
Review before sharing
Read the captions and listen to the narration. Check that they agree with each other and that a real event has not been silently replaced by an invented one. AI artwork is an illustration, not an archive photograph, even when its style looks realistic.
Using a storyboard for discussion
Pause at the divergence and ask what evidence supports the next step. Invite a second possible outcome and explain why it might differ. This is a suggested activity, not a claim of measured educational benefit.
For classroom use, follow the platform’s educational access arrangements and review the material beforehand. Do not assume ordinary app access is appropriate for every pupil.
Start at Create and consult the FAQ for current controls, access and costs.
Editorial review
Reviewed on 26 September 2026. Updated product guidance against the current implementation; removed unsupported guarantees, obsolete specifications and unverified roadmap promises. Removed the legacy cover because its licence/provenance was not established by the available records; the original is retained in the review backup.