Multi-View Grid
Generate a 3x3 storyboard grid with varied camera angles of the same scene.
The Multi-View Grid tool generates a 3x3 grid of images showing the same subject or scene from nine different camera angles. It's designed for visual development, storyboarding, and concept exploration.
Best for exploration, storyboard references, and checking the same subject from multiple viewpoints.
Here's an example of a generated multi-view grid output:
When to Use Multi-View Grid
- Storyboarding — establish coverage for a scene before production
- Character and environment design — see how a subject reads from all angles
- Client presentations — show multiple composition options at once
- Animation pre-vis — plan camera moves and cuts
How to Access
Select an image node and click the Multi-View Grid button in the toolbar. The panel presents fields for subject, environment, and shot types.
Input Fields
Subject: Describe the main subject — a character, object, or scene element. Be specific about appearance, pose, and expression.
Environment: Describe the setting. This provides the background context the AI uses when generating each angle. A well-defined environment keeps angles consistent.
Shot Types: Choose from preset shot types that populate the grid:
- Wide shot, medium shot, close-up
- Low angle, high angle, eye level
- Dutch angle, over-the-shoulder, bird's eye
- You can mix or customize which shots appear in each cell
Understanding the Grid
The grid reads left to right, top to bottom. Each cell represents a unique camera angle. The AI maintains subject consistency across all cells while adjusting perspective per cell.
Tips for Consistency
- Write detailed subject descriptions — "a woman in a red jacket, standing, looking right"
- Keep environment descriptions specific but not overly complex
- Use fewer varied shot types for tighter consistency
- For character grids, include clothing, lighting, and mood cues
- If the subject varies too much between cells, refine the subject prompt