THE AI COMIC BOOK STUDIO
NO CHARACTER TRAINING REQUIRED
Your cast.
Your script.
Your pages.
Describe a cast once — no 30-image upload, no training wait. Comikoo’s AI writes the script and draws every page, holding every face across every panel — and you export wherever you like.
✓Script always free✓Export anywhere✓Credits never expire
Try it — watch a page draw itself
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The same-face test
Most AI comic tools drift by page 4 — a new nose here, a different jacket there. Every Comikoo generation is conditioned on your character’s reference, so the face on page 6 is the face on page 1. These are all six pages of a real comic — count for yourself.
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Idea to finished page in three moves
Describe your cast
Words, not a 30-image dataset. No training wait — the description and one portrait hold every face.
Get a real script
Beats, pages, panels, dialogue — written for you, editable line by line. Or upload your own screenplay word-for-word.
Take the pen
Redraw any single panel inside a finished page and keep the rest exactly as it was.
Page 2 of 6 — three moves
What Comikoo does
Not a prompt box with a gallery — a full studio! Script, cast, art, and languages, all in one place. Here’s my toolkit:
Whole pages, not stitched panels
Each comic page renders as a single AI-composed image: panel grid, gutters, and speech balloons lettered right into the art.
The script is the source of truth
A structured page-and-panel editor with an AI assistant that edits on instruction, per-panel redraws inside finished pages, and out-of-date detection when script and art drift.
Comics in your language
Write in 26 languages — Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Japanese, Arabic, and more — with dialogue lettered in its native script. Readers get tap-to-translate, cultural notes, and a vocabulary notebook.
Page 3 of 6 — the toolkit
How we’re different
| Comikoo | Character-training tools | Panel-prompt tools | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup before page 1 | A description | 15–30 photos + training wait | Per-panel prompts |
| Writes the full script | ✓ Free | Varies | — |
| Fix one panel, keep the page | ✓ | — | Redo everything |
| Native-script lettering, 26 languages | ✓ | Rare | — |
| Export & publish anywhere | Always free | Sometimes restricted | ✓ |
No exclusivity, ever
Export your finished book as PDF or CBZ and post it to Webtoon, KDP, Instagram, or print — your comics are yours to publish anywhere, free, forever.
Read it, learn a language
Comics written in 26 languages, lettered in their native script — with tap-to-translate, cultural notes, and a vocabulary notebook built into the reader. No other comic tool does this.
Page 4 of 6 — how we're different
Pricing
Script writing is always free — credits only buy art. Buy once, keep forever: packs never expire. The starred one’s my pick!
Lite
Best for trying comics
$8.99
1,600
credits · incl. 100 bonus
≈ 40 pages
Great for getting started
Starter
Best for comics
$21.99
4,400
credits · incl. 400 bonus
≈ 110 pages
Perfect for your first comic issue
Creator
Best for series
$47.99
12,100
credits · incl. 1,100 bonus
≈ 302 pages
Create a full comic series
Studio
For heavy creators
$94.99
30,200
credits · incl. 2,700 bonus
≈ 755 pages
Best for Story Videos — several minutes of narrated video
Every new account starts with 160 free credits — enough to generate most of your first comic.
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Questions, answered
Mom & Daughter open the reader mail:
▸What can I do for free?
Everything except generating art: full AI script writing (and rewriting), the structured editor, the script assistant, script import, translations, and the vocabulary notebook are all free. You also get free credits at signup to try art generation.
▸What do credits buy, and do they expire?
Credits only buy images: a full comic page is 40 credits (a per-panel redraw inside a finished page is the same), and a character or location image is 10. Credits never expire, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
▸Can I write comics in languages other than English?
Yes — 26 languages, including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Arabic, Japanese, and Chinese. The script's dialogue, captions, and title are written (and lettered into the art) in that language, in its native script. Character names stay consistent for art matching.
▸I already have a script. Can I use it?
Upload it as .pdf or .txt during creation. Your pages, panels, dialogue, and speaker names are imported word-for-word — the AI only detects the structure.
▸Who owns what I make?
You do. Your scripts, characters, and generated pages are yours to keep, export, and publish.
Page 6 of 6 — reader mail