AI Director Mode is Visla's new way to build videos that starts with any input and plans your video scene by scene with AI-generated storyboard images. You set the direction including pace, voiceover style, and the exact characters, objects, and environments you want on screen. Then you lock in products, logos, and other brand assets so your visuals stay consistent across every scene.

The product allows you to turn any input into a directed AI storyboard, including scripts, webpages, PDFs, slide decks, raw footage, images, or rough ideas. You can direct what appears on screen by choosing the cast, props, and setting before generating the storyboard. The system provides consistency across characters, objects, and environments so your story stays readable and visuals don't change actors mid-video. Branding appears naturally with logos and assets placed thoughtfully into scenes.

AI Director Mode works through a step-by-step process: you start a new video project with any input, choose a visual style (photorealistic, cinematic, 3D render, etc.), create or add characters (AI-generated or uploaded), generate or add objects (product images, brand assets), choose or generate environments (offices, studios, outdoor scenes), and Visla creates your scene-by-scene storyboard. You then edit scenes individually, choosing which become full AI video clips.

The benefits include saving time and avoiding expensive do-overs by approving storyboards first before generating motion. This keeps production fast and helps spend credits where they matter most. The approach fixes issues where visuals drift, scenes don't connect, and stories lose momentum by providing structured visual planning and predictable scene output.

Target users include marketing teams creating campaign videos, product teams building demos and explainers, training departments making onboarding content, educators creating lesson videos, social media managers producing vertical content, and internal communications teams making company updates. The platform integrates with various input formats and provides scene-level editing capabilities.