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description: "The part that stands out for me is that the PDF never leaves the browser. For anything with client material, lesson plans, or a script, that is the difference b"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-pdf-storyboard-generator-javascript/6aee2d6e123f77519047915d)

Comment [How to Build a PDF Storyboard Generator Using JavaScript](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-pdf-storyboard-generator-javascript/6aee2d6e123f77519047915d)

[Steven Mock](https://hashnode.com/@stevenmock)

[Nov 7](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-pdf-storyboard-generator-javascript/6aee2d6e123f77519047915d/comment/6aeeb29d0b6dcfae4b0fbf84)

The part that stands out for me is that the PDF never leaves the browser. For anything with client material, lesson plans, or a script, that is the difference between a tool people will actually use and one they hesitate over. I also like that auto-captions only fill empty fields. A small thing, but it means the tool helps without overwriting what someone already wrote.