StoryboardFrames at 16:9, 4:3, 2.39:1, 1:1 or 9:16 with numbered panels and lines for action and dialogue. 
Comic book pagesBlank comic pages in six layouts — grids, tiers, splash panels and strips — with even gutters. 
Thumbnail sketchesA page of small frames for composition and value studies, logo ideas and layout roughs. 
Perspective gridOne-, two- and three-point perspective guides with a horizon line and lines radiating from each vanishing point. 
Grid drawingA square grid with A, B, C… across and 1, 2, 3… down, optional diagonals — for grid drawing, pattern enlarging and battle maps. Tools
Popular sheets
Before the finished drawing comes the plan: thumbnails to try compositions, a storyboard to sequence shots, panel layouts for a comic page, a perspective grid to set out a street, a labelled grid for copying a reference. These templates take the measuring and ruling out of that preparation.
Each sheet is generated to your settings: frame aspect ratios from vertical video to widescreen cinema, six comic layouts, one-, two- and three-point perspective, and grids from 5 mm to 2 inches with letters and numbers for reference.
A typical workflow uses several of them in turn. Fill a thumbnail sheet with quick compositions, choose the strongest, then develop it on a storyboard for a film or on a comic page for a story. When a scene needs architecture, lay it out over a perspective grid; when you are copying a reference, use the labelled grid to transfer it square by square.
Lines are drawn in a light blue or grey by default so that pencil and ink stand out, and every colour can be changed in the advanced options. For plain practice pages, dot grid and blank paper with margins are also available.
Frequently asked questions
Which aspect ratios do the storyboards support?
16:9, 4:3, 2.39:1, 1:1 and 9:16 vertical video.
Can I print these on large paper?
Yes, all of them scale to Tabloid, A3 and larger sizes.
Are they free for commercial work?
Yes. Use the printed templates for any project.
How do I use a perspective grid?
Put your drawing paper over it on a light box or window, or draw on the print in pencil and erase the guides afterwards.
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