Creative Bible

The visual plan for the video: recurring characters, locations, props and the visual style, so every scene looks consistent.

Open Creative Bible in the Studio

#Generate the visual plan

Generate the Creative Bible from the approved script. Flow reads the script and extracts the characters, locations and important objects it actually uses, and creates a visual style.

#Characters

Your recurring characters keeps people consistent across scenes. Each character has an identity (name, role, age), appearance, wardrobe, personality and things to avoid. Flow finds them from the approved script; use Edit sheet to adjust one.

#Location and prop sheets

Location sheets — environment, architecture, materials, geography, color tones, lighting, landmarks and camera coverage.
Master plate — one establishing image of each location. Every scene set there sends it to the image model as a reference, so the place looks the same in every shot.
How scene images use the sheets — models that accept several reference images (GPT Image, FLUX.2, Google image models) get the scene's character sheets, Master plate and prop sheets; single-image editing models (FLUX Kontext) get the Master plate only; models without reference input get the text prompt only.
Prop sheets — objects that matter to the story, with their look and how they change across scenes.

These fields are production truth: changing them marks dependent storyboard media as out of date.

#Visual style

The visual style sets color, camera and lighting for every generated scene. Use the generated one, apply a style from your Style Library for this video only, or pick a ready-made style. Ready-made styles cover 2D, 3D and realistic looks, plus hand-made animation: a rough pencil test, classic cel, storyboard animatic, painted gouache, charcoal and ink, crayon and colored pencil, mid-century limited animation and rotoscope. Each style shows a preview image (the same test scene in every style), and the image of the style the video uses also guides the character, prop and Master plate sheets.

The style chosen here is the video's only look: it draws the Creative Bible sheets, and through them every scene, image, video and thumbnail. Other visual styles active in your Style Library are not added on top for this video.

#Optional scene shortcuts

Shot helpers and custom visual styles give you extra control over how specific scenes are built. You do not need them; they only become active for this project when you add them, and they never replace your story or visual style. Each ready-made shot helper shows a small framing diagram of the shot it builds.