Teams use Storyboard AI to turn Jira work items into feature announcements, how-to walkthroughs, onboarding clips and social posts. Here's how each one comes together.
1. Feature Announcement Video
A product manager opens the feature's Jira work item, uploads four screenshots as frames, types three sentences of narration per screenshot, picks the In-App Docs template, and hits Generate Video. Two minutes later they have a subtitled MP4 ready to embed in the release notes — and the screenshots are on the ticket as attachments for anyone who wants the stills.
2. LinkedIn Teaser
A growth marketer opens last week's work item, swaps the screenshots, switches the template to LinkedIn Post (1:1, TikTok captions, LinkedIn-blue cover), and renders a square MP4 ready for the company page.
3. Documentation Walkthrough
A technical writer drops a screen recording into a single frame, splits it into three frames at key moments, writes narration for each, and ties zoom targets to the phrase "click here" — producing a polished, narrated walkthrough that replaces a 600-word how-to section.
4. Design Review Clip
A designer uploads hi-fi Figma exports frame by frame, picks the Karaoke caption style, and enables the cover frame for a title. Everyone who can already browse the work item can watch and download the finished video from its Storyboard AI panel — no extra sharing step.
5. Hands-Off Draft from a Ticket
A support lead mentions the Storyboard AI agent on a bug report and asks for a three-scene explainer using the attachments on the ticket. The agent drafts the scenes and narration and starts the render; the lead opens the work item's panel to grab the MP4.