AI comic & manga studioScript → Storyboard → Comic Page
Turn Scripts into Editable Comic Pages with AI
ComicFab is an AI comic generator for scripts and story ideas. Plan manga storyboards, reuse character references, arrange comic panel layouts, and edit dialogue before exporting your pages.
Starter credits on signupNo Credit Card RequiredEditable panels & dialogue
Plan the panels. Revise the story. Create the page.
Try a Manga Storyboard Before You Sign Up
Change a line of dialogue, select a panel, and compare real four-panel page templates. Open the full demo to edit notes, reorder panels, and save a local draft.
This is a prewritten example with fixed sketches, not live AI generation. No account or credits are required.
The sample script
At an empty station, a traveler notices an envelope on a bench. Inside is a note: “Take the last train. I will explain.” The departure bell rings. The traveler hesitates, then steps through the open door.
Edits in this preview last until you leave the page. Signing up opens a new project; the example does not transfer automatically.
From script beats and dialogue to cinematic manga frames.
See an example of the studio workflow: review a script, plan panels, choose a page layout, then generate and edit artwork.
Illustrated workflow example. These steps use prepared content and do not run AI generation.
"The Last Dragon's Funeral" Episode 1 · Seven Copper Coins
Seven copper coins, lined up neatly on the table. Alder tapped the cold metal with his fingertips: "Two days of room and board."
Across the office, Director Edwin was sipping hot tea with biscuits: "Think of it as an autumn excursion. The maple leaves on the north slope are in full crimson."
Alder looked out the window and closed his fist around the coins: "In this department, I'm the only one who does actual work. ...Very well. I leave first thing tomorrow."
🏷️ Characters: Alder, Director Edwin📍 Location: Oak Town Dragon Bureau⚡ Key Items: 7 Copper Coins, Travel Orders
Build paged comics and manga with editable frames, dialogue, and artwork. Plan the page structure first, then refine each panel as your story develops.
58 page templates, with room to revise
Choose layouts for conversations, action, close-ups, or simple sequences. Change the panel shapes and spacing to suit your scene.
Use the same template library in the free layout tool and full studio.
Review page rhythm and reading order before generating artwork.
Regenerate an individual image without regenerating every image on the page.
New projects currently use paged comics. Vertical-scroll Webtoon creation is not currently available.
Plan pages, reuse character references, regenerate individual images, and refine lettering in the same workspace.
PILLAR 01
Reusable character references
Reuse face, body, and outfit references across panels. Review generated images for continuity; references help, but do not guarantee identical characters.
PILLAR 02
Vector Balloons & SFX
Edit dialogue, thoughts, captions, and sound effects as separate overlays. Review the placement and move them to keep the artwork readable.
PILLAR 03
Editable paged comic layouts
58 layout templates for paged comics, with room to adjust each page. New vertical-scroll Webtoon projects are not currently available.
PILLAR 04
Regenerate an individual panel image
Edit a panel description and regenerate its image without regenerating every image on the page. Adjust page geometry separately in the layout editor.
MASTER GALLERY
From quiet moments to an action climax
One chapter · School life · Monochrome action
A Comic Workflow in One Workspace
Compare the steps you would manage across separate tools with the controls available in ComicFab.
Core CapabilitiesCritical Creation Capabilities
Generic AI / Fragmented ToolsChatGPT + Midjourney + PS
✨ ComicFab EngineEnd-to-end Comic Pipeline
Character & Style Continuity
Manage character references across separate image-generation sessions
✅ Reusable face, body, and outfit references support character continuity; generated images still need review
Cinematic Camera & Storyboarding
Keep the script and panel plan alongside your image prompts
Review and edit scene descriptions and dialogue before generating panels
Multi-Panel Layouts & Pacing
Arrange generated images in a separate page-layout editor
✅ 58 built-in templates for editable paged comic layouts
Typography & Vector Balloons
Add and revise speech bubbles in a lettering or image editor
Edit speech bubbles, captions, and sound effects on the comic page
Closed-Loop Production
Move scripts, images, and page files between tools
✅ From script breakdown to layout matching, panel rendering, and vector lettering in one place
FAQ · Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know About AI Comic Creation
How scripts, character references, page layouts, and credits work.
01Can I create comics without drawing skills?
Yes. Describe scenes or paste a script, then plan panels, generate artwork, and edit speech bubbles. You stay in control of your comic.
02Can I use my comics commercially?
Check our Terms of Service for commercial-use conditions. Use scripts, characters, and reference images you have permission to use, and review generated artwork before publishing.
03How do character references help across panels?
Save face, body, and outfit references in the character library and reuse them across panels. Visual DNA guides the drawing style. References improve continuity, but generated faces and details can still drift and need review.
04What does the full comic studio include?
Import a script or start from an idea, review extracted characters and settings, plan pages and panels, generate artwork, then edit speech bubbles and export PNG pages. AI actions require sign-in and credits.
05Which comic formats are available?
New projects currently use paged comic layouts. You can adjust each page in the editor. Historical Webtoon projects remain compatible, but new vertical-scroll projects are not available.
06How do credits work, and do they expire?
AI planning and image generation use credits. Check Pricing for current plans and credit rules before you generate. The public storyboard and panel layout demos do not use credits.
Review your comic before sharing
Review generated artwork, lettering, and the rights to your input materials. Read our terms and privacy policy before uploading a script or reference image.