Turn your notes into a narrated visual storyboard.

Pick any note, document, or set of sources and get an ordered storyboard — each scene has a heading, a visual description, and a voice-over caption — all derived from what you actually wrote, not a generic template.

Choose an explainer tone for teaching, hype for a launch, or calm for a relaxed walkthrough. The pacing, scene count, and language adapt to the tone you select.

The storyboard lands as a derived note in your workspace — backlinked to the original source — so you can share the link, publish it publicly, or gate it behind a paywall.

After the video overview you can run the same source through the audio overview op for a two-host dialogue, or the presentation maker for slides — all in the same workspace, no copy-paste.

The storyboard is scoped to the note or source-set you select, so every scene is traceable to what you wrote or ingested — useful when accuracy and attribution matter.

Generate your first video overview for free — no credit card required to try the storyboard on your own notes.

What does the AI video overview actually produce?

A scene-by-scene storyboard: each scene has a short heading, a visual description of what you'd show on screen, and a voice-over caption of what you'd say. The scenes are ordered logically from your source material. You get the script artifact immediately; server-side voice and video render is a future upgrade behind a provider key.

How is this different from the AI presentation maker?

The presentation maker creates a slide deck (title + bullets per slide) for a structured, static format. The video overview creates a storyboard (heading + visual scene + voiceover) for a dynamic, narrated walkthrough — different artifact, different use case, same source material.

Can I control the length and tone?

Yes. You pick the number of scenes (default is auto-detected from source length) and the tone: explainer (educational, step-by-step), hype (punchy, launch-ready), or calm (unhurried, ambient). Each combination produces a noticeably different storyboard.

Is this like NotebookLM's Video Overview?

It covers the same use case — turning a document or set of sources into a narrated visual walkthrough — but it lives inside the same workspace where you researched and wrote, so there's no copy-paste between apps. The storyboard is a first-class JustJot node you can edit, share, or publish.

Is it free?

Yes — you can generate a video overview from your own notes for free. Paid tiers exist for heavier usage and monetization features, but the storyboard generator works on the free tier.