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Comic Book Studio

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Free online comic book and storyboard maker

Build a comic from editable panel layouts, character artwork and speech bubbles. Change page sizes, move and resize your scenes, import your own pictures, and export a multi-page PDF for printing or sharing. Everything runs inside your browser with no account required.

How it works

Choose a page layout, add characters, props and dialogue, then adjust their positions using the artboard or precise number fields. Save a project JSON to resume later. For print, export a PDF; for a single editable design, export SVG.

What this studio supports

Comic panels and storyboards with basic built-in characters and props, speech and thought bubbles, multi-page page ordering, printable paper sizes and page numbering. The app does not generate AI artwork, perform professional color separation or embed fonts in vector exports.

Using Comic Book Studio

Choose a page layout and add characters, images, panels or bubbles. Group and align supported objects, adjust balloon tails and review text/safe-area warnings. Save editable JSON before exporting page artwork or a multi-page PDF.

Grouping and panel transformations respect locking and have bounded project limits. Safe-area guides are preview-only, not print certification. PDF is rasterized rather than native vector text or fully calibrated press output; imported images and project/PDF memory budgets apply. Projects use the version-2 format. Legacy version-1 projects cannot be imported.

Workflow and output choices for Comic Book Studio

Compose comic pages from panel layouts, characters, images, text and speech bubbles. Arrange supported objects, review safe-area warnings and export artwork or a multi-page PDF.

Version-2 JSON preserves editable pages and objects. PDF is rasterized artwork rather than native vector text or certified press output; keep the editable project as the source for later revisions.

Example workflow

  1. Choose a page size and layout, then add panels and a few supported objects.
  2. Place a speech bubble, adjust its tail and review text and safe-area warnings.
  3. Save a version-2 project before exporting page artwork or a PDF.

Authored example: Draft a fictional two-panel “signal received” scene with one caption and one speech bubble. Check that the text stays within the panel and review the safe-area guide before export.

Limits and handling: Page, panel, object, project and embedded-image budgets apply. Safe-area guides are previews, not print certification. Version-1 comic projects cannot be imported by this version-2 studio; PDF output is raster rather than calibrated vector press artwork.

Comic Book Studio questions

Can I open an older version-1 comic project?

No. The current importer accepts version 2 and rejects version 1 projects.

Are safe-area warnings a guarantee that a comic is print-ready?

No. They are layout aids; the PDF is raster and is not certified or calibrated for a print press.

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