The story wizard receives your excerpt and starts with six left-to-right pages. Review the saved source, cast and panel descriptions before artwork generation.
Turn your novel into a comic.
Turn a novel excerpt into an editable comic with AI. Start with one scene or chapter, review the cast and page plan, and decide what becomes action, dialogue or narration. The six-page starting plan is adjustable. This is a chapter-by-chapter adaptation workflow, not a one-click way to illustrate an entire book.

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Story planning and image generation use credits. Review the cost before starting.A manageable chapter adaptation
- Input
- A pasted scene or chapter; supported text files in the story wizard
- Starting plan
- 6 pages · 5 panels per page
- Reading order
- Left to right; adjustable before planning
- Continuity
- Review the cast, locations and recurring props
- Fidelity
- Check omissions, narration and exact dialogue
- Output
- Editable comic pages, images and PDF
What to review before creating
A manageable chapter adaptation
- Input
- A pasted scene or chapter; supported text files in the story wizard
- Starting plan
- 6 pages · 5 panels per page
- Reading order
- Left to right; adjustable before planning
- Continuity
- Review the cast, locations and recurring props
- Pasted text
- An excerpt you have the right to adapt
- TXT · MD · Fountain
- Text files in the story wizard
- DOCX · text PDF
- Text extraction; no scanned-PDF OCR
What you get
A paragraph can carry thoughts, history and movement at once. Give each panel a visible action and keep only the narration readers need. Check that cutting prose has not changed the scene’s meaning.
Review character descriptions before artwork generation. Reuse accepted references and check outfits, props and expressions across pages; consistency still needs your review.
Use the page plan to move a reveal, shorten an exchange or hold a quiet beat. Six pages is a starting point, not a promise to fit every chapter.
Art and lettering remain separate. Correct dialogue without repainting the scene, inspect the full chapter, then export the accepted pages as images or PDF.
How it works
Paste a chapter you have the right to adapt. Identify the essential action and lines that must remain.
Check the cast and scene order. Adjust the six-page preset and approve adaptation choices before generating art.
Review pictures, lettering and continuity together. Correct missing meaning and export only after a full read-through.
Six small scenes that can become comics
Original illustrated examples made for this page. Open a comic to read the full sequence. These are concept studies, not customer projects.
Why creators keep control
See exactly what stays under your control. Customer quotes will appear here only when we have permission to publish them.
Speech and narration are document objects separate from panel images. You can revise the wording and placement in Studio before export.
How we verified this
Why this beats one big prompt
Questions
It can help adapt an excerpt into a plan and illustrated pages. You remain responsible for pacing, continuity and preserving the meaning of the original.
The source workflow accepts up to 100,000 characters, but start with a short chapter. Long passages need editorial choices and should be adapted in manageable sections.
No. Prose may become action, dialogue or narration. Review what was shortened and restore any essential wording before approving the plan.
This entry starts with full-colour Western pages and left-to-right reading. The manga workflow starts with manga art direction and right-to-left page flow.
Use your own work or material you are permitted to adapt. The tool does not grant copyright, likeness or publication rights.
Story planning and image generation use credits. Review the quoted cost before starting; a generated illustration may still need editing.
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