Main Functions of StoryTribe

1. Simple user interface: It is very easy to get started, allowing users to focus on storytelling instead of worrying about complicated software.

2. Rich graphic resources: A large number of available graphic assets, scene props and character combinations are built in, supporting multiple cultures, races and body types.

3. Customizable conversation and thought bubbles : Users can freely adjust the bubble style as needed, which is intuitive and interesting.

4. Blend with Realistic Background : The character proportion design is consistent with real life and can be seamlessly combined with the actual photo background to enhance the sense of immersion.



StoryTribe currently offers a free version with basic features. There is also a paid Pro version that offers enhanced support, additional characters, and more.
StoryTribe allows you to export your storyboards in PNG and JPG formats. In addition, you can choose between 1x and 2x sizes, giving you the flexibility to choose the resolution that best suits your needs.

How to Create a Storyboard with StoryTribe

Uses of StoryTribe in UX and Product Design

• Help designers think about the user journey: By visualizing the interaction steps between users and products, designers can find problems or obstacles in the user experience, optimize the user journey, and improve design effects.

• As a powerful communication tool: Visual information is processed faster than text, and storyboards can increase attention and engagement in team discussions, helping to communicate design ideas faster.

• Create empathy: Storyboard help designers and stakeholders see problems from the user’s perspective by showing the characters’ stories, so they can make design decisions that are more aligned with user needs.

When to use UX StoryTribe in the design process

• Existing user journey: You can use storyboard to depict existing user journeys and identify pain points and areas for improvement.

• Research Replay: Used to display user research results and help visualize problems and success cases in user interactions.

• Ideation phase: When coming up with solutions, storyboard can help visualize different design ideas and evaluate how users would interact with each one.

• Future user journey: After determining the design direction, storyboard can show the ideal user experience and help the team align on goals.

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