Novel to manga AI
Turn your novel into manga pages
Pick a manga look for the project, upload your novel, and ask for a chapter. The assistant draws four-panel manga pages with the cast kept consistent, in the language you choose for the speech bubbles.
- No drawing
- No prompts to write
- Reusable character references
- No subscription
A real comic adaptation
From Austen's prose to three manga-style pages
The opening conversation in Pride and Prejudice becomes a color, anime-style comic. Read the source excerpt, then follow the Bennets through three consecutive pages from the same project.
Pride and Prejudice · Jane Austen
Color Japanese anime style · English dialogue · 9:16 portrait
From the source text
"My dear Mr. Bennet," said his lady to him one day, "have you heard that Netherfield Park is let at last?"
Mr. Bennet replied that he had not.
"But it is," returned she; "for Mrs. Long has just been here, and she told me all about it." An excerpt from the first imported section of the novel. The following pages continue into sections 2 and 3.
Read the generated pages
Open any image to read it at full size. Chapter numbers refer to the project's imported text sections.
Imported chapter 1
Imported chapter 2
Imported chapter 3
- A scene carried across pages
- The same conversation continues across three imported text sections. A text section is not necessarily a whole chapter of the original book.
- Dialogue is adapted
- The bubbles shorten and rephrase the prose. Compare the first announcement with the source: this is a visual adaptation, not a word-for-word illustrated edition.
- A specific manga look
- These pages use color anime-style artwork and English lettering. They do not demonstrate black-and-white screentones, Japanese lettering or right-to-left reading.
This is a three-page sample, not a completed adaptation of the novel. Review the dialogue, panel order and visual details before publishing your own pages.
See more pages from this project on the home pageHow it works
Three steps from text to pages
- 1
Choose the manga look
Start from the Japanese anime or Vibrant shonen anime preset, or describe the manga you want to resemble in your own words.
- 2
Bring the novel
Upload the TXT or paste chapters. English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and European-language novels all work.
- 3
Ask for a chapter
Say which chapter to draw. The assistant sets up the main cast first, then draws the manga pages in reading order.
Why it works
What makes the pages worth reading
Manga pacing, four panels at a time
Each page is four panels. Fights and reveals are split across pages instead of squeezed into one, which is how manga keeps its momentum.
Speech bubbles in Japanese from an English novel
Set the comic language to Japanese and the text inside the panels is written in Japanese, even when the novel is in English.
Borrow the style of a manga you love
Upload a page from a manga you admire and the style extractor writes a matching style description for your project.
Characters stay on model
Character references guide the face, hair and outfit in later chapters. Review the pages for changes in proportions, clothing and props before continuing.
Who uses it
Made for people who already have the story
Light novel and web novel authors
Preview your story as a manga before approaching an artist or a publisher.
Fantasy and isekai writers
Draw the world you describe, from the guild hall to the final boss.
Manga fans with a story idea
Write the chapter, then see it as manga pages the same day.
Translators and localizers
Test how a story reads when its bubbles are in another language.
Frequently asked questions
Can I make manga without being able to draw?
Yes. You write the chapter and choose the look; the assistant does all the drawing. You never touch a brush or write a prompt.
Are the pages black and white like printed manga?
The built-in manga presets are in color. You can request black-and-white screentones in the style field; try a sample and check the result before drawing a longer sequence.
Can the dialogue be in Japanese?
Yes. Choose Japanese as the comic language when creating or editing the project. The source novel can be in English or another language.
Does it read right-to-left?
Pages are drawn as single four-panel pages meant to be read in order. Panel order follows the numbering the assistant writes, not a fixed right-to-left layout.
Your story is ready. The pages are not, yet.
Start a project, bring a chapter, and ask for it to be drawn.
Start my comic