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Comics Maker helps you turn a single scene into an editable comic page. Start by naming the character, setting, visible action, and the change you want to show, then plan beats and generate panels in your browser.

The workflow keeps the structure clear before you polish—panel count, pacing, shot type, and reading order are visible as you work. Choose formats like single-panel, three-panel strips, 2x2 pages, or vertical flow, then add captions and dialogue close to the panel plan.

Use style notes and character/environment details to keep the visual direction consistent across panels. Generate a reviewable draft to check story clarity, panel order, and dialogue space, and export project data for further collaboration or revision.

What can I create with Comics Maker?

You can generate editable comic drafts such as comic strips, 2x2 story pages, single-panel scenes, vertical webtoon-style layouts, and storyboards.

Do I need to write the whole comic first?

No—Comics Maker can start from one scene brief. You write the scene in plain language, and the tool helps shape it into panel structure with dialogue controls.

How does panel planning work?

You plan beats from your scene input, then review panel count, pacing, shot type, and reading order before refining. This helps keep each panel’s job clear.

Can I keep the style consistent across panels?

Yes. Use style notes, character details, and reference language so panels stay within the same world, character look, and visual direction.

What does the free plan include?

The free plan includes 10 starter credits for testing image generation.

Can I export my comic project?

Yes. Comics Maker supports exporting drafts as project data, following the same workflow as the editor.