How to Print Help Video
Finding Your Storyboard
Locate your storyboard under MY ACCOUNT.
Click on the storyboard you wish to print.
- If the storyboard you are looking for is not on the first page, click the "View More Storyboards" button.
Choosing a Print Option
Click Print
Once you have your storyboard up, click on the PRINT button below the board.
Choose a Print Layout
Select the option for how you would like your storyboard to be printed by clicking on the icon of the desired type. You have the option to print the entire storyboard or to print a certain number of cells on each page.
Print Layouts
Single Page Options
Single page options will try to print your entire storyboard on one page. This may lead to very small storyboards cells. Depending on the additional text, some elements may go on to a second page.
Storyboard Only
Selecting this option will print the Storyboard, Title, and Author.
Storyboard and Text
Selecting this option will print the Storyboard, Title, Author, and all text on the storyboard.
Multi-Page Options
These options let you control how many cells will be printed on each page. For example, if you want just two cells per page, choose "Two per Page". Each of these categories will present options for portrait or landscape, and optional areas for adding text.
Frequently Asked Questions About Printing
My storyboard is printing really small, how can I make it bigger?
You can choose to print it landscape (if 6 or less cells) or you can print multiple pages and choose your desired number of cells per page.
Why isn't the print dialog popping up?
You may have a pop-up blocker that is restricting the content, try disabling it and hitting print again.
I just want to print the image of the storyboard, I don't want the title.
Download an image of your entire storyboard as a PDF or high resolution image. Once you have the file, open and print!
How Tos about A Quick Printing Step-by-Step Guide
How to Save Paper and Ink When Printing Storyboards
Plan your printout by previewing the layout before printing. Choosing fewer cells per page and opting for black-and-white prints can help you conserve resources and make your storyboards more classroom-friendly.
Select a print layout that maximizes space
Pick a multi-page layout and choose the option that fits the most cells per page without sacrificing readability. Portrait format often allows more cells per sheet for student reference.
Switch to grayscale before printing
Change your printer settings to print in black and white or grayscale to save color ink. This is especially helpful for large classes or repeated activities.
Preview your storyboard before printing
Use the print preview function to check how your storyboard will look. Adjust margins and scale if needed to avoid wasting paper or cutting off important content.
Print only what you need
Print selected pages, cells, or sections by choosing specific print ranges in your printer dialog. This reduces paper waste and keeps your materials focused for your lesson.
Frequently Asked Questions about A Quick Printing Step-by-Step Guide
How do I print my storyboard on Storyboard That?
To print your storyboard, first go to MY ACCOUNT, select your storyboard, and click the PRINT button below the board. Then choose your preferred print layout and follow the prompts.
What print layout options are available for storyboards?
You can print your storyboard as a single page (entire storyboard on one sheet) or with multiple cells per page using portrait or landscape layouts. You may also choose to include the title, author, and text, or just the storyboard image.
How can I make my storyboard print larger?
To print a larger storyboard, select a multi-page layout and choose fewer cells per page (e.g., two per page). You can also print in landscape if your storyboard has six or fewer cells.
Why doesn't the print dialog appear when I try to print?
If the print dialog isn't popping up, it may be blocked by a pop-up blocker. Disable your pop-up blocker and try printing again.
Can I print just the storyboard image without the title or text?
Yes! Download the storyboard as a PDF or high-resolution image. Open the file and print to get only the image without the title or text.
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