A whole issue, not one picture
6 to 8 panels in order, each with its narration, telling one story from its first line to its last.
Type one idea. This AI comic generator writes the script, draws every panel in your look and narrates the issue. Then it does the next one, with the same faces. No drawing needed.
free to start · 35 credits when you sign up · no card · plans from $19

One good picture is easy to get. A comic is harder: the same people, in the same style, in a story that goes somewhere and comes back next week. That is the part this studio is built for.
6 to 8 panels in order, each with its narration, telling one story from its first line to its last.
Every panel of a character is drawn from their own portrait, so a face holds from one panel to the next and from one issue to the next.
The writer reads the running story before each issue and writes back what changed, so a callback can land and the plot keeps moving.
Read the script before a panel is drawn. Change any line. Ask for another take on a panel that misses. Nothing about the comic has to be final until you say so.
“Delicates” — 8 panels and their narration, exactly as the studio finished them, in the Silver-Age Halftone look.








Drawn and narrated by Panel & Ink · made with AI
One box, in your own words. One sentence is enough: who it's about, and what keeps going wrong.
The studio develops a title, a cast and the places they live, and every line stays yours to change. Pick one of the twenty-eight looks.
Issues are written in order, each one reading what came before. You see the script before you spend anything on panels.
Every panel is drawn in your look, then the issue is narrated and finished, ready to post. Then the next one starts from where this one ended.
Every comic commits to one of twenty-eight house styles, and every panel it draws holds it. Press one to see it up close.




























A tool that turns your words into comic panels: a language model writes and image models draw. Some stop at one picture or one page. Panel & Ink makes a series, with the cast, the scripts, the panels and the narration, issue after issue, and every finished issue carries an AI disclosure.
Type your idea in one box, pick a look, read the script, and the studio draws and narrates the issue. You don't draw anything, and you can change any line or ask for another take on any panel along the way.
It's free to start: 35 credits when you sign up, no card, which is about one issue in a standard look. They last 14 days. After that, plans start at $19 a month and credit packs top you up.
That is the point of it. Every panel of a character is drawn from their own portrait, in one look, and the writer knows the story so far. A panel can still miss, and then you ask for another take of it.
Yes. There are twenty-eight looks, including Shonen Ink and Gekiga for manga, Webtoon Colour for a webtoon's colour, and Modern Superhero and Silver-Age Halftone for capes. A comic commits to one look, and every panel holds it.
Yes, from a photo, as long as any real person in it has given you their permission.
Not today. Each panel has one caption box, the narrator reads every line aloud, and a character's words arrive as a short quote in the caption.
You do. Your premise, your edits and the finished issues are yours to publish and sell. We don't claim them, and we don't train models on them.
If the studio's own machinery fails — a panel that won't draw, a write that stops — the credits come back automatically, and you're told in plain words what happened.
Not someone else's named characters — no Batman, no Pikachu. Original characters inspired by a genre are welcome, and so are photos of real people, when you have their permission.
Yes. Every finished issue downloads as a narrated video, or as its panels in a zip with the captions — post them wherever your readers are. A finished issue can also be shared by link, as a page anyone can read.
Bring one idea. Your first 35 credits are on us, and there's no card to start.
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