> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.loremachine.world/the-lore-machine-user-manual/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.loremachine.world/the-lore-machine-user-manual/how-2-lore/creating/story-vis.md).

# Story Vis

Turn an existing screenplay or book into a visual, interactive story.

Lore Machine can transform screenplays, novels, and scripts into multimedia scenes, characters, and story paths you can explore, edit, and expand.

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#### How it works

* Click <mark style="color:yellow;">Create a New LORE</mark> on the homepage
* Select <mark style="color:yellow;">I already have a story to upload</mark>
* Upload your screenplay or book (PDF or text), then click <mark style="color:yellow;">Start Analysis</mark>
* Review your story: Confirm the title, overview, and characters, then choose an art style
* Generate scenes: Decide how your story should be visualized and structured

Once your story is generated, you can move through it scene by scene - following the original structure or branching into interactive story paths unique to Lore Machine.


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