Create manga from text
Turn a short scene or story idea into a manga draft with clear character, action, setting, and visual direction.
Time: 5–15 minutes for a short first draft.
Write a useful input
Include:
- the main character and stable appearance;
- the setting and time;
- the action or change in the scene;
- the intended mood and manga direction;
- the required composition or aspect ratio when the option exists.
Example:
A teenage bicycle courier with short black hair and a yellow rain jacket arrives at an empty station at night. She finds a red ticket glowing under the platform clock. Suspenseful black-and-white manga, strong ink shadows, medium-wide composition.
Do not ask the image model to draw long final dialogue accurately inside the art. Add or correct dialogue in an editor after generation.
Generate and review
- Open Text to Manga.
- Enter the scene or story prompt.
- Choose the available style, aspect ratio, or model options.
- Review the displayed sign-in and credit information.
- Start one generation.
- Inspect composition, character identity, hands, objects, and text before download.
Continue a longer story
For recurring characters or multiple panels, move into Comic Studio or Manga Editor. Save a canonical character description and approved reference, then keep those stable across scenes. A single text-to-image result is not a substitute for continuity review.