Characters · Four-panel stories · Storyboards
Turn a story idea into a clear sequence of images. Start with one panel or a four-panel layout, describe the characters, actions and dialogue, and explore the result with the image generator.
Sign in to generate images. A 1K square image costs 1 credit. Other resolutions and image counts are charged according to your settings. Check characters, dialogue and reading order panel by panel. Character consistency across multiple pages needs separate verification.
Warm Four-Panel Couple Manga
Inspiration example · Source: むく | AIアート× Threads · Generated results may vary
Express one action or reaction in a single image. Define the characters and setting, then describe the camera angle, drawing style and expressions.
Plan a setup, an action, a twist and a resolution. Give each panel a clear action so the reading order is easy to follow.
Break one concept into a few images with characters and explanations. Check facts, arrows and dialogue individually.
These examples come from their original creators in the inspiration library. Use them as visual references; they have not all been tested on image2.vip. These examples illustrate comic styles and panel layouts; they do not demonstrate automatic ongoing comic production. Replace the characters, story and language, start with a few panels, and check each one.
A warm four-panel story
Explore a 2×2 layout and everyday interactions, using four images to tell a simple story.
What to check: Check the panel count, clothing, action continuity and reading order. Replace the Japanese title.
Source: むく | AIアート× Threads
An indie comic style
Study the visual organization of a comic page, then add your own characters and panel-by-panel story.
What to check: The original prompt is brief. Specify the characters, panel count, actions and dialogue before generating.
Source: 宝玉
Adventure comics and dramatic shots
Explore dynamic camera angles and an adventurous mood to establish the visual focus of a comic page.
What to check: Replace the sample objects, logos and language. Check the panel sequence and character continuity.
Source: 宝玉
Four-panel educational comics
Study character dialogue and the infographic below the panels to organize an explanatory topic.
What to check: Verify the information, dialogue and arrows. Avoid crowding the panels with too much content.
Source: G2（じーにー）｜AI日曜大工｜Genspark インダストリアンバサダーDescribe the characters, clothing and setting, then summarize the event you want to show in one sentence.
Specify the panel count and reading direction, with one main action per panel. Write the exact dialogue if needed and keep the text short.
Adapt the template in the generator and choose a size suitable for your layout. Upload character or layout references if needed, then generate one image to review.
Check the panel count, action sequence, character appearance and dialogue. Simplify complex stories first. Panel separation and further editing are manual steps.
Define the character, panel count and reading direction first. One main action per panel makes the results easier to check than multiple events in every frame.
This example requests a four-panel layout. The panel count, lettering and character continuity may not be correct on the first attempt.
Create a 2×2 four-panel everyday comic, read from left to right and top to bottom. The main character is a gray cat wearing a blue scarf, with the same appearance in every panel. Panel 1: the cat prepares to go out while rain falls outside the window. Panel 2: the cat finds a small yellow umbrella. Panel 3: the cat stands at the door and notices the sun has come out. Panel 4: the cat happily walks outside, using the umbrella as a parasol. Simple hand-drawn lines, light backgrounds and clear panel borders. Do not add dialogue or decorative text.
You can try a single panel or several panels within one image. There is no ongoing comic management or guarantee of consistent characters across pages. Check each page and continue editing as needed.
No. You can specify a 2×2 layout and reading direction in the prompt, but generation may change the panel count or place actions incorrectly. Check the content and order of every panel.
Specify fixed hair, colors, clothing and accessories. Reuse the same character description and upload references if needed. Reduce the number of characters and complex actions, then compare panels.
The result is one image, which may contain several panels. Check the dialogue for accuracy. Separating panels, adjusting speech bubbles and further layout work require editing.
Only the selected prompt is loaded into the generator. The example image is not added automatically. Replace the example people, products, brands and text with your own details, and upload your own reference images when needed.
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Choose one character, plan four actions and try the story in the generator.
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