Fast Comic accepts validated image references after sign-in. The photo entry requires a selected reference and a permission confirmation before upload.
Use your photo. Tell a comic story.
Create a short comic guided by your photo. Start with a story idea, sign in, add an image you have permission to use and review a three-panel plan. Your photo can guide the artwork while speech bubbles remain editable. This is a reference-based storytelling workflow, not a pixel-perfect photo filter or a guarantee of facial likeness.

Try it here
Sign in, add your photo and confirm permission. Artwork generation uses credits.Photo reference, story plan and editable lettering
- Input
- PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 25 MB, after sign-in
- Permission
- Confirm image rights and permission from people shown
- Starting plan
- 3 panels · guided creation
- Reference
- Guides appearance; exact identity or detail is not guaranteed
- Privacy
- Private project upload; retention and deletion policy applies
- Output
- Editable comic document and image or PDF export
What to review before creating
Photo reference, story plan and editable lettering
- Input
- PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 25 MB, after sign-in
- Permission
- Confirm image rights and permission from people shown
- Starting plan
- 3 panels · guided creation
- Reference
- Guides appearance; exact identity or detail is not guaranteed
- PNG · JPEG · WebP
- Up to 25 MB; private upload after sign-in and permission confirmation
What you get
Describe what happens before, during and after the moment in your photo. The workflow combines your idea with a visual reference instead of merely adding outlines to the original pixels.
Choose the file in the signed-in workflow and confirm permission. The private upload starts when you continue, not when you browse this landing page.
Check the generated person, clothing, objects and setting. A reference can guide the result but cannot guarantee exact likeness; do not present a fictional scene as a real event.
Add or edit speech bubbles separately from the artwork. Move text away from faces, review the sequence on a phone, then export the version you are comfortable sharing.
How it works
Enter an idea, sign in and select a PNG, JPEG or WebP you may use. Confirm permission from the people shown.
Continue to upload the reference privately and review a three-panel plan. Check the cost before requesting artwork.
Review likeness, context and dialogue. Edit the lettering and export only after you have checked the result.
Photo-inspired stories, not exact likeness promises
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.
Reference artwork feeds the image workflow while captions and speech remain editable document objects. Removing a reference from the draft is not deletion of stored media.
How we verified this
Why this beats one big prompt
Questions
No. It makes a story with photo-guided artwork. For a stylized recreation, describe the original scene; exact pixels, facial identity and background details are not guaranteed.
After signing in, choose an image in Fast Comic and confirm permission. Continue begins the private upload. This page does not accept anonymous photo uploads.
Use PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 25 MB that you have the right to process. Obtain permission from people shown and avoid sensitive personal images.
No. Remove detaches it from the current draft. Stored project content follows the retention and deletion policy; use account controls or the privacy contact for deletion requests.
Projects are private by default. Content may be processed by generation providers when needed for the artwork you request. Review the privacy policy before uploading personal material.
The three-panel Fast Comic plan is free, while image generation uses credits. Review the quoted cost before requesting artwork; selecting a reference is not a free-image promise.
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