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Turn Scripts into Editable Comic Pages with AI

ComicFab is an AI comic generator for scripts and story ideas. Plan manga storyboards, reuse character references, arrange comic panel layouts, and edit dialogue before exporting your pages.

Starter credits on signupNo Credit Card RequiredEditable panels & dialogue

One scene, four panels,start to finish.

How a page gets made · p.2
1 · Paste the scene

INT. OAK TOWN DRAGON BUREAU — DAY

Seven copper coins, lined up on the desk.

ALDER
Two days of room and board.

DIRECTOR EDWIN
(sipping tea) Think of it as an autumn excursion.

Script in.

Paste a scene or type a rough idea. Dialogue stays word for word.

2 · Split into beats
  1. 01Coins on the desk — establish
  2. 02Edwin, tea, unbothered
  3. 03Alder looks out the window
  4. 04Fist closes. “I leave tomorrow.”

Characters: Alder, Edwin Props: 7 coins, travel orders

Beats out.

Check what each panel shows before a single image renders.

4 · Draw & letterFour-panel comic page: Alder counts coins, speaks with Edwin, looks outside, and decides to leave.

Art + lettering.

Generate panels with character refs, then place dialogue and captions.

Try your hand at a storyboardFree · no sign-up

Try a Manga Storyboard Before You Sign Up

This is a prewritten example with fixed sketches, not live AI generation. No account or credits are required.

The sample script

At an empty station, a traveler notices an envelope on a bench. Inside is a note: “Take the last train. I will explain.” The departure bell rings. The traveler hesitates, then steps through the open door.

Page layout
Edit the storyboard

Edits in this preview last until you leave the page. Signing up opens a new project; the example does not transfer automatically.

Who left this here?
1
Take the last train. I will explain.
2
The last train…
3
Wait for me.
4
Four-panel comic page: Alder counts coins, speaks with Edwin, looks outside, and decides to leave.1234
Anatomy of a ComicFab page

Every part of the page stays editable.

  1. 1

    Same Alder, every panel

    Save his face, build and coat once. References guide each render; review for drift.

  2. 2

    Balloons are text, not pixels

    Dialogue, captions and SFX sit on top of the art. Fix a typo without redrawing.

  3. 3

    Redo one panel, keep the rest

    Hate panel 3? Rewrite its description and regenerate only that frame.

  4. 4

    The grid is yours

    Resize gutters and panel shapes, then export PNG pages or a chapter ZIP.

Try the free panel layout tool

Three tabs,or one page.

Keep the whole scene together · p.6
Before
script.docxChatGPTMidjourneyPhotoshopcharacter-ref-FINAL.png

Wait — which prompt made her hair red again?

Copy the script into a chat. Copy prompts into an image tool. Re-upload the hero every time. Letter it in a third app.

After
ComicFab · chapter 01

Script, panels, refs and balloons.Same file.

The script, the beat list, the layout and the lettering live on the page you’re working on. Nothing to re-paste.

Credits, plainly.

Pricing · p.7
Monthly plans

For ongoing series

Planning, renders and regenerations draw from one balance. See current plans and credit details.

Letters to the editor.

Questions before the first page · p.8

“I can’t draw at all. Is this for me?”

For first-time creators

ED: Yes. Bring a script or a paragraph. You direct the panels and edit the words; the art is generated.

“Will my hero look the same on page 12?”

For serial storytellers

ED: Closer than starting over each time. Saved face, body and outfit references guide every panel, but check for drift before you publish.

“Can I sell what I make?”

For small-press creators

ED: See the Terms for commercial use. Only upload scripts and reference images you have rights to use. Terms of Service

“Vertical webtoon scroll?”

For webtoon fans

ED: New projects use paged comics, with editable page layouts. A vertical-scroll creation flow isn’t available yet.

“What do I get out?”

For makers ready to share

ED: PNG pages and chapter ZIPs from the studio. The free demo exports planning notes only.

“Do credits expire?”

For everyone

ED: Rules differ by plan. Check the current plan details and credit terms before you pay. Pricing

YOUR TURN!

Paste one scene. Leave with a lettered page you can still change tomorrow.