Comics Maker

Comics MakerTurn Your Ideas into Comics

Create comic panels with AI, reuse your characters, and edit layouts and dialogue in one workspace.

Creative settings

Shonen · 2x2

Estimated cost: 2 credits

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Comic examplesShonen / Shojo

How it works

  1. 1

    Describe your story

    Start with a character, a setting, and something that happens.

  2. 2

    Generate comic panels

    Choose a visual direction and bring each scene to life.

  3. 3

    Edit your comic

    Shape the layout and add the words that tell your story.

Full-featured AI comic studio

Plan panels, generate artwork, add dialogue, and refine your comic in one workspace.

Describe a scene and generate illustrated panels for your story. Start with a rough idea, then refine one panel at a time.

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Pricing

Start free. Choose a plan when you need more credits.

Free

$0

For trying Comics Maker with starter draft credits.

Try free
  • 2 one-time starter credits
  • Project JSON export
  • 3 active projects
  • Basic comic styles

Studio

$39/mo

For teams producing brand comics, campaigns, and classroom content.

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  • 3,000 monthly credits
  • Shared style library
  • Team workspace
  • Commercial workflow support

FAQ

What does Comics Maker create?

It turns a scene brief into a structured comic draft. You can plan story beats, generate panel images, add dialogue, arrange the page, and keep project notes together.

Can I edit the comic after generation?

Yes. The workflow is built around a draft you can continue refining. You can change the panel plan, dialogue, prompts, layout choices, and production notes instead of treating the first result as final.

Do I need drawing or design skills?

No drawing skill is required to plan or generate a first draft. Clear scene descriptions still matter, and you should review pacing, anatomy, text placement, and visual continuity before publishing.

How do I keep characters visually consistent?

Reuse the same character description, style notes, environment details, and reference images. Generated continuity can still vary, so review each panel and regenerate individual images when needed.

What is included in the free plan?

The free plan includes starter credits so you can test the comic generation workflow. Paid plans add more monthly image-generation credits for ongoing production.

What can I export?

The current project workflow supports JSON project export so prompts, notes, dialogue, and panel data can move into review or a later production step.

Create your first comic

Your story. Your characters. Your comic.

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