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AI Comic Book Maker

Turn one sentence into a finished comic

Type the idea. This AI comic book maker writes the script for free, draws every panel with the same characters, and lets you edit every speech bubble.

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Free
10 free scripts a day
10
art styles
2 to 6
credits per panel
$0
for failed panels
Living room, daytime. Whiskers crouches low behind the sofa corner, peering around the edge with wide suspicious amber eyes. Across the room the vacuum cleaner sits silently against the wall. Whiskers stares at it with an intense, conspiratorial expression, one paw raised dramatically. Warm afternoon light fills the tidy living room.
I know what you are. I know what you want.
Every day. Just sitting there. Waiting.
Close-up on Whiskers's face pressed flat against a small handwritten paper chart taped to the baseboard. The chart is covered in paw-print scribbles and arrows. Whiskers taps it with one claw, eyes narrowed in deep concentration, expression deadly serious.
It moves. It roars. It consumes. Classic villain arc.
Dana walks into the living room holding the vacuum cleaner hose, about to plug it in. She looks relaxed and cheerful. Whiskers in the background launches himself off the bookshelf mid-air in a full panic, fur puffed out to triple his normal size, eyes enormous, all four legs splayed wide.
Just a quick clean-up, buddy!
IT BEGINS!
Wide shot of the living room after vacuuming. Dana is gone. The vacuum cleaner sits quietly in the corner again. Whiskers sits triumphantly on top of it, tail curled around his paws, chin raised high, expression smug and victorious, surveying the room like a king on his throne.
I have neutralized the threat. You are welcome, everyone.
Victory is mine.

The Conspiracy in cartoon

How to make a comic strip in four steps

No drawing skills needed. No lettering headaches. Just an idea and a few minutes.

  1. A cat who is convinced the vacuum cleaner is plotting against him

    01

    Write one sentence

    Describe the story, the joke or the lesson. A few words is enough.

  2. The Conspiracy

    cast Whiskers, Dana

    panel 1 Living room, daytime. Whiskers crouches low behind the sofa corner, peering around the edge with wide suspicious amber eyes. Across the room the vacuum cleaner sits silently against the wall. Whiskers stares at it with an intense, conspiratorial expression, one paw raised dramatically. Warm afternoon light fills the tidy living room.

    Whiskers: I know what you are. I know what you want.

    02

    Get the script

    Title, cast, camera shots, dialogue and captions, written for free. Edit anything.

  3. Dana walks into the living room holding the vacuum cleaner hose, about to plug it in. She looks relaxed and cheerful. Whiskers in the background launches himself off the bookshelf mid-air in a full panic, fur puffed out to triple his normal size, eyes enormous, all four legs splayed wide.
    03

    Draw the panels

    Pick a style. Every panel is drawn from your character sheets, so faces and outfits match.

  4. Dana walks into the living room holding the vacuum cleaner hose, about to plug it in. She looks relaxed and cheerful. Whiskers in the background launches himself off the bookshelf mid-air in a full panic, fur puffed out to triple his normal size, eyes enormous, all four legs splayed wide.
    Just a quick clean-up, buddy!
    IT BEGINS!
    04

    Letter and export

    Place bubbles, captions and sound effects. Export PNG, or a full PDF or CBZ book on Creator.

Twenty art styles. Same story.

One scene, drawn twenty ways by the AI comic generator. Switch styles per comic and your character sheets follow.

A comic maker built for comics, not just pictures

Free

The Conspiracy

cast Whiskers, Dana

Panel 1 Living room, daytime. Whiskers crouches low behind the sofa corner, peering around the edge with wide suspicious amber eyes. Across the room the vacuum cleaner sits silently against the wall. Whiskers stares at it with an intense, conspiratorial expression, one paw raised dramatically. Warm afternoon light fills the tidy living room.

Whiskers: I know what you are. I know what you want.

Panel 2 Close-up on Whiskers's face pressed flat against a small handwritten paper chart taped to the baseboard. The chart is covered in paw-print scribbles and arrows. Whiskers taps it with one claw, eyes narrowed in deep concentration, expression deadly serious.

Whiskers: It moves. It roars. It consumes. Classic villain arc.

Scripts are free, always

Get the full script with title, cast, shots and dialogue before you spend a credit. Plan as many comics as you like.

Exactly one person is shown: Dash, a single figure, materializes in a swirl of sparkling light in an empty town square at midday. Confetti and streamers litter the cobblestones. A banner hangs overhead. The square is completely deserted except for a janitor lazily sweeping up. Dash stands with arms wide open, ready to celebrate, his expression shifting to confusion.
Panel 1
Dash stands at the rim of a volcanic crater at sunset, lava still glowing orange-red far below but clearly cooling and hardening at the edges. A few wisps of smoke curl up. He leans over the edge with his hands on his knees, peering down with exhausted resignation.
Panel 3

Characters stay on model

Every character gets a fixed description and a reference sheet. Panels are drawn from those sheets, so panel four looks like panel one.

Dana walks into the living room holding the vacuum cleaner hose, about to plug it in. She looks relaxed and cheerful. Whiskers in the background launches himself off the bookshelf mid-air in a full panic, fur puffed out to triple his normal size, eyes enormous, all four legs splayed wide.
Just a quick clean-up, buddy!
IT BEGINS!

Bubbles you can actually edit

The AI draws only the art. Bubbles, captions and sound effects are vector overlays: drag, resize, retype. No garbled lettering.

Who uses this comic book maker

  • Social creators sample in cartoon style

    Social creators

    Turn a joke or a daily story into a strip you can post tonight.

  • Teachers and students

    Class projects, history scenes and science stories. Planning is free.

  • Webcomic creators

    Draft episodes fast, keep characters steady, export vertical webtoons.

  • Self-publishers sample in american comic style

    Self-publishers

    Build multi-page books and export PDF or CBZ on the Creator plan.

  • Marketers sample in flat vector style

    Marketers

    Explain a product or a process in six panels people actually read.

  • Gift makers

    Birthday, wedding or pet comics starring the people you love.

Pay per panel. No mystery.

Scripts are free. Failed generations are never charged. Start with 100 welcome credits.

How much will my comic cost?

24
4400

Credits per panel (depends on the art model)

Credits needed

96

About $1.90 at Starter rates

Fits in one month of Starter

Your 100 welcome credits cover the first 25 panels.

  • Starter

    $9.90per month

    500 credits, about 160 panels

    • Free scripts, no daily limit
    • Character sheets for consistency
    • PNG export without watermark
    Choose Starter
  • Most popular

    Creator

    $19.90per month

    1,200 credits, about 400 panels

    • Everything in Starter
    • PDF and CBZ comic book export
    • 4K panels and batch generation
    • Commercial license
    Choose Creator

  • Studio

    $39.90per month

    3,000 credits, about 1,000 panels

    • Everything in Creator
    • Highest-priority queue
    • Email support within 24h
    Choose Studio

Free plan: 100 welcome credits, exports carry a watermark. Yearly plans and credit packs on the pricing page.

Questions, answered

Your comic starts with one sentence

Open the comic book maker and write the idea. The script is free, and you only pay for the panels you draw.

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