Find the image inside an idea
Start with a topic or a line of narration. Use a Skill to turn the meaning into a concrete scene for your story.
B-roll Generator
Show the story behind your words.
Turn a script, an idea, or a reference into supporting shots. Explore a visual style and create B-roll that gives your story something to show.
From a line of script to the next shot
Bring the idea, shape the visual, and add movement.
Give every line something to show
Turn the meaning of your story into a visual people can follow.
Give your footage a visual language
Explore paper collage, printmaking, or minimalist silhouettes. Choose the approach that feels right for your story.
Build the shot before it moves
Develop a starting image and describe the action. Use the frame to guide the look of your supporting clip.
Make a clip for your next cut
Describe the movement, pace, and framing you need. Generate a supporting shot to use alongside your main story.
Find a different way to show it
Explore workflows for printmaking, silhouette stories, and editorial collage.
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Frequently asked questions
What is B-roll, and when should I use it?
B-roll is supporting footage that helps illustrate your main story. Use it alongside narration, interviews, or explainers to show a place, an action, a detail, or an idea that your audience would otherwise only hear about.
Can I start with a line of script?
Yes. Bring a line of narration or a topic, then describe what the viewer should see. A suitable Skill can help develop the idea into a starting image and supporting shot.
What visual styles can I explore?
The featured Skills offer printmaking, minimalist silhouettes, and editorial collage. Choose a Skill and describe the look you want; each workflow has its own steps and options.
Can I turn a starting image into a clip?
You can develop a starting frame and ask for movement, pace, and framing. Review the generated clip in YouMind before downloading it for your edit.
