Give your manga scene a visual rhythm
Turn your story into a manga page: enter an encounter, choose a panel layout and manga style, then generate a script with a picture description and editable dialogue for each panel.
Review the script before generating the whole page. Manga sets the visual direction; the layout controls how the story unfolds. Use a close-up to hold an expression, a wider view to establish a place, and a pause before the reveal. Right-to-left reading and vertical text are not supported.
Shape your manga page before generating
Choose a layout and style, then edit the generated script.
Bring a character into the scene
Create a character and add her to the page as a reference. In the script, describe what she notices and how she reacts: a tightened grip or an uncertain glance gives the panel a purpose beyond showing a pose.
Set the manga look
Choose manga style and a page layout before generating the script. For a monochrome scene, add the balance of dark shapes, open space and fine detail to the panel descriptions. A bright doorway against a shaded street can direct attention.
Review the reveal panel by panel
Edit the generated picture descriptions so a sound, a reaction and its source each get their own panel. Add a quiet panel before a sudden movement when the reveal matters, then generate the page.
Revise dialogue on the page
Generate the whole page from your reviewed script, then edit the dialogue as text over the artwork. You can regenerate the page while retaining your edited picture descriptions and dialogue.
Turn your story into a manga page
Enter your story, review the script, and generate the page.
From story to an editable comic page
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Enter your story and choose the layout
Describe the traveler, the village and the encounter. Choose a page layout and manga style before generating the script.
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Review the generated script
Edit the picture description and dialogue for each panel. Check the stopped clock, its ringing bell and her reaction to footsteps on the empty bridge before generating the page.
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Generate the page and revise the text
Generate the whole page from the reviewed script. Dialogue is editable text over the artwork; you can revise it and regenerate the page while retaining your edited picture descriptions and dialogue. Sign in to generate; each generation uses credits, with the cost shown beforehand.
Story idea: the clock that still rings
A sword-carrying traveler reaches a mountain village at dusk. The clock hands have stopped, but its bell still rings. A wide view shows the village beneath the peaks, followed by the motionless clock. She turns toward footsteps on an empty bridge, her hand tightening around her sword.
Use this story starter as input, then review the generated script for the contrast between the motionless clock and its ringing bell. Keep her reaction to the bridge footsteps in its own panel. This is an illustrative story idea, not a generated result.
AI Manga Generator FAQ
How do I make a manga page here?
Enter your story, choose a page layout and manga style, and generate a panel script. Edit its picture descriptions and dialogue, then generate the whole page. You can edit the dialogue text over the artwork and regenerate with your script edits retained.
What should I include in a manga prompt?
Name the characters, setting, main action and ending. Add the expressions and visual mood you want, and keep dialogue separate from descriptions of the artwork.
Is manga a style or a panel format?
Here, manga describes the visual direction. Panel layout is a separate choice that determines how the scene is arranged and paced.
Does this include right-to-left reading or vertical text?
No. The manga experience covers visual style and page layout; right-to-left reading and vertical text are not supported.
How do I balance action and dialogue?
Edit the generated script so each panel has one main action or reaction. Keep dialogue short where movement matters, and use a quieter panel for a longer exchange. You can also change the dialogue text after generating the page.
Do I need an account and credits?
Yes. Every generation requires a signed-in account and uses credits. The credit cost is shown before you generate.