You have read this scene a hundred times. You have never seen it.
Your novel, drawn.
Upload your book and ask for chapter one. You get back real comic pages — your characters, your scenes, looking the same in chapter 40 as they did in chapter 1.
Works with a finished novel, a rough draft, or one scene you cannot stop thinking about.
Real output
See AI comic pages generated from real novels
Open the demos before you pay. Pride and Prejudice and The Little Black Doll already have comic pages you can inspect.
These demos show a sample. A complete novel can produce hundreds of comic pages.
The comic assistant
Just tell it what you want, the way you would tell a person.
No settings to learn and no prompts to get right. Ask for chapter three the way you would ask an artist for it — and if it comes back too bright, or you want the rain heavier, just say so.
You say
Draw the comic for chapter 3.
Redraw chapter 3, make it darker.
Who do we have in the cast so far?
Keep going through chapter 10.
It does
- ✓It has read the chapter, so the pages show what actually happens in it.
- ✓Your characters are recognisably themselves, page after page, without you managing it.
- ✓A long chapter becomes several pages, a short one becomes one. You do not decide that.
- ✓Do not like a page? Say what is wrong and it draws it again.
Come back next month, say "keep going from chapter 8", and it picks up exactly where you left off.
Novel scale
~200 pages
A full-length public-domain novel at the scale of Pride and Prejudice can turn into about 200 comic images, depending on segment size and pacing.
No drawing needed
Zero
No artist to hire, no prompts to write, no panels to lay out. You describe the chapter you want and look at what comes back.
Publishing paths
Web, KDP, social
Use generated comic images as source material for comic websites, Amazon KDP tests, or daily social comic posts. Results depend on your rights, story quality, audience, and platform rules.
Art styles
Six art styles, or write your own
Pick a built-in style, describe your own in your own words, or upload a comic reference you love. Your project keeps that look from page to page.
What you get
From a wall of text to pages people can see
Paste a scene or upload the whole book
Start with one paragraph, one chapter, or a full TXT novel. Each saved part becomes a comic page you can generate.
Your hero still looks like your hero
The assistant draws a reference sheet for each main character and reuses it, so the same face comes back on every page.
Ask for a chapter, not a page
Tell the comic assistant which chapter to draw. It reads the text, decides how many pages it needs, and draws them.
Pick the look once
Choose one of six built-in styles or describe your own. The same look follows the project.
Keep the story in its language
Create from English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and more.
Download pages you can use
Save comic pages for your site, KDP tests, social posts, pitch decks, or personal storyboards.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to draw?
No, and you do not need to write prompts either. You say which chapter you want and describe any changes in plain words.
Will my characters stay consistent across pages?
Yes. Your main cast is drawn once and then reused, so the same face comes back every time they appear — you do not have to manage it.
Do I need a novel file to get started?
No. You can paste or type scenes directly without uploading anything. A file upload is optional for longer novels.
What if I do not like a page?
Say what is wrong — too dark, wrong expression, wrong time of day — and it draws that page again.
Does it work with my language?
Yes. English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish, Italian and more, and you choose which language the text inside the panels uses.
How much does it cost?
$20 buys 4,000 credits, enough for up to 400 comic pages. It is a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and a failed image is refunded automatically.
Your novel has been words for years.
Today you can ask for chapter one and watch it get drawn.
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