👩‍🔧 How do I fix visual and scene problems?

The scene visual doesn't match the narration

• Click the regenerate icon on the scene card to redo just that scene.
• Edit the Image Prompt in the Visual tab to be more specific.
• Use the Edit Image tab for targeted changes without a full regenerate.

Updating a character design across scenes

• Edit the existing character under Characters → Story Characters → select the character → Visual Description. Update the existing character rather than creating a duplicate; a new character entry will not update scenes using the original.
• Regenerate each scene that uses the character. In the scene, open Image → Generate New and generate the image. To regenerate motion too, open Motion and generate it after the image is ready. Generating only the image does not regenerate motion.
• Regenerate one scene first and check the result before updating the remaining scenes. Regeneration uses credits; motion generation can be the more expensive step.

📚 Full guide: [How do I keep characters, objects, and locations consistent?]

Motion looks unnatural

• Try a reliable default motion model, then simplify.
• Use one clear action in your motion prompt rather than several instructions.
• Try a shorter duration and regenerate.

Lip sync looks off

• Make sure the scene has a clear, forward-facing face.
• Regenerate the scene visual as a close-up or medium shot before applying lip sync.
• Try a different lip sync model.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are my scenes still images?
You generated a storyboard. Select Scenes to Generate Motion to animate them, on the right side below the Full Video Preview.

A scene came out wrong or duplicated. What do I do?
Regenerate that scene from the Image tab inside the scene in your story's storyboard. It's usually a one-off model issue. You can tryswitching the model from the dropdown.

For help choosing a model or troubleshooting export emails, reach out via live chat or support@atlabs.ai.

Updated on: 10/15/2026