Shot lists
Get a shot list from any video
Turn a finished cut into a shot list with timecode and custom fields.
StoryFolder finds cuts in any video and export spreadsheets and PDFs with frames and timestamps. Include custom metadata by hand or automate it using AI Autofill.

Drop in the finished cut
Drag a .mov, .mp4, .mkv or other ffmpeg compatible video format onto the app to automatically detect shots, transcribe, and add visual metadata.

27-min video into a 461 shot storyboard
Each shot includes a frame, shot number, elapsed start and duration.
The long version of this workflow goes through the whole pass.

Include your notes and data.
Whether it's for yourself, your team or the client, include the data your workflow needs. Even let AI Autofill do it for you.
Choose from Text, Checkboxes, Tags, Dropdowns, Ratings and Numbers and Transcript to support your workflow.

Hand over the files
Export spreadsheets, PDFs, frame images, clips, transcript and more.xlsx, csv, pdf, png, srt, vtt
Read nextevery column and the duration arithmetic·the archive usage version








Import the final cut
Sign in, download for macOS or Windows, and drop a cut in.
full walkthrough covers the process in detail, and pricing covers what Pro adds.
FAQ
Does it work from a finished video?
Is the timecode SMPTE?
HH:MM:SS,mmm from the first frame of the file, so a master beginning at 01:00:00:00 needs that hour added outside the app.Can the spreadsheet contain thumbnails?
Frame and Filename columns are not written.What files does one export create?
Shot List.xlsx and Shot List.csv together. Optional tasks add a PNG and an MP4 per shot, Storyboard.pdf, and the transcript and subtitle files.Can it export EDL, XML, AAF or FCPXML?
Selects.edl, Selects.xml and Selects.fcpxml cut in board order against the file you imported, and a rendered Selects.mp4 reel alongside them. Editorial is Pro. There is no AAF, and it imports none of these formats. The timeline points at your imported file, so when the recipient needs the camera originals' reel, source timecode or handles, that still comes from the timeline that made the render, not from a rendered video.