Learn StoryTable, one function at a time

Install StoryTable and create your first project

Upload a transcript, report, script or set of images and set it up as the foundation of a project.

Tell StoryTable who the work is for and what it needs to do — once, so it carries across every output.

Review and edit the structure before a single image is made.

Turn an approved plan into a finished first draft.

Change one slide or panel without touching anything else in the project.

Start a second or third deliverable from the project you already built.

Export a reviewable package — PDF, numbered images, captions, manifest and ZIP.

Keep an original photograph as it is, or reimagine it as new illustrated work — page by page.

Build a reusable visual treatment — medium, line, palette, lighting — and apply it across a project.

Style a character independently of the project style, so a drawn figure can live in a photoreal world.

Define a recurring figure that stays the same person from panel to panel.

Bundle a goal, deliverable, channel and voice into one reusable setup.

Define the communication act — teach, persuade, tell a story — that shapes how source material is structured.

Set the finished form: unit counts, aspect ratio, text capacity and structure rules.

Carry platform conventions, accessibility requirements and safe zones for where the work will live.

Set tone, point of view, formality and cadence across every word generated in a project.

Apply your identity system — marks, colour and type — consistently across outputs.

Build reusable compositional patterns rather than one-off page designs.

Bring a specialist collaborator into planning and critique.

Download a style, goal or preset from the StoryTable Library and import it into your own library.