No, most storyboarding tools do not allow direct script imports. These tools are mainly designed for visual planning, helping users create scenes with images, sketches, and notes. However, some advanced storyboarding tools may offer features where you can copy-paste small parts of a script manually into scene boxes or notes. If you are working with a large script, you might need to break it into scenes and enter them one by one in the storyboarding tool. This process helps in better scene planning and shot arrangement. Many storyboarding tools focus more on drag-and-drop visuals, basic character placement, and camera angle planning rather than text-heavy features. It's always a good idea to check if the storyboarding tool has a text field for descriptions. While full script import is not common, these description boxes can help you add essential dialogue or action for each frame manually. In short, you cannot import a script file directly, but with a little manual work, your script can still guide your creative process in any storyboarding tool.