AI comic
Paste a story and the AI splits it into pages, draws the characters and adds dialogue. You approve a draft script before spending credit on artwork.
Two ways to start
| Method | Right when |
|---|---|
| Story to comic | You already have a written story. Paste it and the AI handles the rest. |
| Manual script | You want control over every page, character and line of dialogue. |
The workflow
- 1
Enter a title and the story
Write or paste the content. A character counter shows how much room is left.
- 2
Configure the style
Choose art style, layout, tone, aspect ratio and voice. A side panel previews the visual style.
- 3
Generate the script
The AI produces a draft script. Regenerate it as often as you like — no artwork cost at this stage.
- 4
Save and render
Only now is the artwork drawn. Progress is shown stage by stage: reading and expanding the story → splitting into pages → drawing each page.
Reuse the previous script
Use previous script brings back the last draft — handy when you only want to change the art style and keep the content.
Style configuration
Four settings decide the look, and all of them can be saved as a template so you do not re-pick them next time.
- Art style — the linework and palette.
- Layout — how panels are arranged on a page.
- Tone — the overall emotional register.
- Aspect ratio — match where you plan to publish. Vertical 9:16 for TikTok and Reels, landscape for YouTube.
Press Save as template to keep a configuration, and Saved templates to apply one.
Story length
A long story has to be split into parts
Content past the character limit is refused with a suggestion to split it. That is not a defect — a long story split into parts also gives you a series of videos, which suits how people watch on social media better than one oversized video.
Comics in progress live on the Comics page, separate from the video library. It has no sidebar entry: open it from Quick access (shortcut Ctrl K) by typing "Comics", or from the comic creation tool.
Rendering several at once
The Quantity field renders several versions of the same story — each one is drawn afresh, so the artwork differs. The result states how many succeeded out of the total, with reasons for any failures.
Each version is billed separately. Check how credit is calculated before setting a large quantity.