Editable content
Text boxes, images, buttons, formatting, color, stacking order, object timing and picture crops.
Editable Storyline output
Editable in Storyline.
Not a lookalike.
StoryDraft writes a real .story project you can open, edit and publish. Text stays text, questions stay native questions, and triggers, variables and motion are yours to change.
Extract via extractor.happyalien.ai ↗ (optional) or bring docs + images.StoryDraft AI rebuilds.You take it from there.
More than slides
Keep the parts that make a course behave like a course.
Navigation
Player controls, course outline, custom menus and buttons, named slide jumps and Exit actions.
Variables and inputs
Text, number and true/false variables, assignment triggers, native text entry fields and numeric sliders.
States and triggers
Normal, Hidden and Hover states. Click, timeline and player events with native Storyline actions.
Supported interactions
StoryDraft preserves source-supported learner interactions that can be represented as native Storyline behavior. Source scripts and complex action chains are preserved for manual review when not natively expressible.
trigger Click continue / exit
Motion that stays editable
Native animation structures. No video captures. No rasterized frames.
Entrance and exit
The builder supports Fade, Wipe, Grow/Shrink and Split, plus Fly and Float entrances. Supported directions vary by effect; automatic planning uses a smaller selection.
Motion paths
Native Line, Arc, Turn, Square, Trapezoid and Freeform paths, with editable geometry to fine-tune in Storyline.
Learner-triggered emphasis
Native Pulse and Bounce emphasis animations wired to learner click triggers, fully editable in Storyline without JavaScript.
Slide transitions
Native Fade and Push Down transitions, where supported by the course plan.
Questions, feedback and results
Six native question types. Built to be opened and edited.
Use ungraded practice or scored quizzes with correct/incorrect feedback. Optional native Results slides include a passing score, Review and Retry. Individual questions currently allow one submitted attempt.
- Multiple choice
- Multiple response
- True / false
- Fill in the blank
- Sequence drag-and-drop
- Matching drag-and-drop
Built from source evidence
Missing source material is reported, not quietly invented.
StoryDraft carries forward source wording, answer keys, images and order when the evidence is there. Missing images, empty interactions and unsupported nonempty interaction data are called out instead of disappearing.
Word storyboards can drive image placement, native form inputs, Fade entrances and module transitions. The conversion report records those choices and their source references.
Open it. Edit it. Save it again.
Audited rebuilds preserve original text, answer keys, triggers, variables, navigation, and media where source evidence is present.
Feature matrix
What StoryDraft supports now.
These are the features our Storyline builder can export. What appears in your course depends on the source material and the supported conversion path.
AI planning uses a smaller selection. Learning design for manuals and PowerPoint primarily adds click-to-reveal activities and multiple-choice checks. Storyboard interpretation can build richer interactions when the source describes them. This is not a promise to automatically reproduce every interaction in an uploaded file.
Content objects
Editable text, PNG/JPEG images, buttons, formatting, colors, bounds, stacking, timing and picture crops.
Native question types
Multiple choice (one answer), multiple response (several answers), true/false, fill in the blank, sequence drag-and-drop, and matching drag-and-drop.
Practice, quizzes and Results
Ungraded practice or scored quizzes, answer keys, points, supported answer shuffling and correct/incorrect feedback. Optional Results slides include passing scores, Review and Retry. One submitted attempt per question.
Click-to-reveal and image hotspots
Buttons and clickable markers reveal explanations on layers. Equipment diagrams and other labelled images can stay visible while learners explore their parts.
Tabs, accordions and processes
Labelled storyboard tabs, process steps and timeline points can become native buttons and layers with an active selection. AI can also select tabs, ordered procedures or dated timelines from suitable source text. Original content is retained. Existing accordions may use slides or layers; the exact source widget is not always reproduced.
Text inputs and sliders
Native text-entry fields capture names or other text. Numeric sliders capture values and can trigger actions when moved.
Variables and personalization
Text, number and boolean variables, value assignment, and variable references in slide text or button labels—for example, greeting a learner by name.
Navigation and branching
Next, Previous, named slide jumps, Exit, the player outline and custom menus/buttons. Supported variable conditions can route learners to different slides.
Gated progression
Supported conditions can require an interaction before Next is available. Conditions support equality, numeric greater-than-or-equal and less-than comparisons, combined with AND. Text-field gates track interaction; they do not automatically validate nonempty text.
Custom layers
Show and hide detail or feedback layers on content slides, optionally hiding the base slide. Layers can contain editable text, images, buttons and supported triggers.
Object states
Show or hide objects, use native button Normal/Hover visuals, and change text or appearance through supported custom states on text and buttons.
Triggers
Click, timeline start/end, player Next/Previous, slider movement and text-field focus loss. Actions include navigation, variable assignment, state changes, layers and supported animation playback.
JavaScript triggers
The builder can write native Execute JavaScript triggers for published courses. Automatic migration of arbitrary source scripts is not supported; complex scripts require manual review.
Entrance and exit animations
Fade, Wipe, Grow/Shrink and Split, plus Fly and Float entrances. Object timing and effect durations remain editable. Available directions depend on the effect.
Motion and learner-triggered animation
Line, Arc, Turn, Square, Trapezoid and Freeform motion paths; Pulse and Bounce emphasis. Supported triggers can start motion or emphasis in response to learner actions.
Slide transitions
Native Fade and Push Down transitions. Broader Storyline transition styles are not currently generated.
Know the boundary
StoryDraft is deliberate about what it supports.
Not currently supported: arbitrary freeform drag-and-drop activities, graded hotspot questions, numeric questions, surveys/Likert scales, software simulations, Morph matching, arbitrary motion easing, animation chains, looping, paragraph-by-paragraph animation or arbitrary redesign of native quiz layouts. Image exploration hotspots are supported; graded hotspot questions are a separate interaction type. Freeform motion paths do not mean freeform drag-and-drop support.
Native conditional triggers support a defined subset of comparisons, not every Storyline condition or an unrestricted trigger editor in the web app. Review and preview your generated course in Storyline before publishing. LMS publishing behavior, compatibility across Storyline versions and accessibility certification require separate testing.