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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
No. The current importer accepts version 2 and rejects version 1 projects.
No. They are layout aids; the PDF is raster and is not certified or calibrated for a print press.