AI manga generator.
Screentone manga pages built from approved cast references. Plan a chapter, approve it, then draw and review it page by page, with editable horizontal or basic vertical Japanese lettering.
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Fast Comic planning is free — you approve before anything is drawnManga page specs
- Canvas
- 1191 × 1684 px · B5 · 300 dpi
- Panels
- 4–9 per page
- Reading direction
- Right-to-left layouts and text
- Lettering
- Editable horizontal and vertical Japanese · no furigana
- Exports
- PNG · JPEG · WebP · sRGB raster PDF
- Typical cost
- 15 cr per standard panel · cost shown before generation
What you get
Approve a character sheet once. Relevant panel jobs receive it as labeled evidence, and every output remains reviewable.
Bubbles and captions are vector objects. Rewrite a line for free, forever.
Every panel is its own asset, so one bad frame is one small job — not a new page.
sRGB raster PDF at 300 dpi with optional document bleed and crop marks, plus PNG, JPEG and WebP.
How it works
Paste a scene or a whole chapter. The planner splits it into pages and panels.
Panels, dialogue and cast are shown as text with the credit reserve before anything is drawn.
Panels arrive one by one. Redraw one, edit the words, switch the layout — Studio is free to open.
Pages made this way
Click any example to see it full size.
Why this beats one big prompt
Questions
Yes. Choose Right to left when creating the comic. Existing page layouts are not mirrored automatically; you can adjust them in Studio and check the order before exporting.
Yes. Japanese on a right-to-left portrait page uses vertical columns. Advanced mode also lets you choose horizontal, vertical RTL or vertical LTR. This is basic vertical text: Japanese line-breaking rules, furigana and tate-chu-yoko are not supported.
Screentone is part of the style preset, applied per panel at generation. It is baked into the art, not a separate layer you can retone afterwards.
Export produces an sRGB raster PDF at the chosen DPI. It can include the document's stored bleed and crop marks, and it blocks persisted text overflow before rendering.
If the character is approved and locked, yes. The sheet travels with the project, and rejections you make become correction rules that apply to later panels.
Standard quality is 15 credits per panel, so a typical five-to-nine-panel page uses 75–135 credits. The estimate is shown before you approve, and credits are released for panels that fail.
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