Story to comic AI
Turn your story into a comic
You do not need a finished novel. Paste one scene, a short story, or a story you wrote years ago, and ask the assistant to draw it. Most short stories come back as a handful of pages.
- No drawing
- No prompts to write
- Same faces on every page
- No subscription
Real output
Pages drawn from The Little Black Doll
These are unedited pages from one of our demo projects, drawn by the same assistant you will use.
How it works
Three steps from text to pages
- 1
Paste the story
Add it as one chapter of up to 3,000 characters, or split a longer story into a few chapters.
- 2
Pick a look
Choose a preset style or describe the look in your own words.
- 3
Ask for it to be drawn
The assistant reads the story, sets up the characters who appear more than once, and draws the pages.
Why it works
What makes the pages worth reading
Start with one scene
Try the scene you cannot stop thinking about before committing to anything longer.
Readable pages, not single images
Four panels per page tell the story in order — setup, turn, reaction, consequence — instead of one pretty picture.
Change it by saying so
Ask for a different angle, mood or time of day in plain words, and the page is drawn again.
Grow it later
Add chapters to the same project whenever you write more. The cast and style carry over.
Who uses it
Made for people who already have the story
Short story writers
Turn a finished piece into something readers can see.
Writing students
Check whether a scene is clear by seeing it drawn.
Game masters and worldbuilders
Draw a session recap or a legend from your world.
Parents and storytellers
Turn a bedtime story you made up into pages to keep.
Frequently asked questions
How short can the story be?
A single paragraph works. The assistant decides how many pages the scene needs; a short scene is often one page.
How many pages will my short story become?
Roughly one page for every four story beats — a change of place, a new person arriving, a decision. Our page estimator gives you a range before you start.
Can I choose what each panel shows?
You can. Tell the assistant what you want in a panel, or let it decide from the text.
Do I need an account?
Yes, you sign in with Google so your project and pages are saved.
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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