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AI COMIC STUDIO FOR SOLO CREATORS

Turn your story into shots, then edit the page in an AI comic maker .

KOMI is an AI comic maker for independent creators. Direct the shots, generate each frame, then finish the page and dialogue.

Create a comic See the workflow
01Consistent characters
02Retry one frame
03Flexible exports

A complete workflow you can always step back through

Change an earlier decision without starting the whole page again.

  1. CharacterReusable reference
  2. StoryBeat breakdown
  3. StoryboardShots & dialogue
  4. GenerateOne frame at a time
  5. ComposeChoose layout
  6. Optional editLocal fixes
  7. ExportPDF / CBZ
Four storyboard shots of a girl discovering a sprout on a balcony
01 / STORYBOARD

Story to storyboard

See the shots before you generate them.

KOMI turns a story into adjustable shot drafts. Confirm order, framing and action before image generation.

  1. 01Break a story into shots
  2. 02Reorder and reframe before generation
  3. 03Storyboard defines content; Layout defines the page
Three separate comic frames featuring the same consistent character
02 / GENERATE

Frame-by-frame generation

One character, many different shots.

Each frame is generated and versioned separately. If one misses the mark, retry only that frame.

  1. 01Choose a model per project or frame
  2. 02Keep character, outfit and style coherent
  3. 03Compare versions before choosing
Comic page with one large and two smaller panelsI'll start with one seed.
03 / COMPOSE

Layout and bubbles

Place the frames, then add dialogue.

Choose the page rhythm, adjust crops and add editable dialogue. Translate without drawing the image again.

  1. 01Layout controls panel scale and reading path
  2. 02Bubbles, text and art remain separate
  3. 03Canvas correction is optional
Story
Storyboard
Page
04 / WORKFLOW

One AI comic workflow

Shape the story into shots, then finish the page frame by frame.

KOMI splits the story into editable shots first. Confirm the storyboard, generate each frame, then compose the page and dialogue without losing the source story.

  1. 01Story: define the cast, goal, obstacle and turn
  2. 02Storyboard: confirm shots, actions and dialogue
  3. 03Page: generate frames, layout and bubbles
Printed and digital exports of a completed comic
05 / EXPORT

Finish and export

Finish one page. Start the next.

Review the page, then export PDF, CBZ or images. Your source project stays editable for future revisions.

  1. 01Preflight pages and choose resolution
  2. 02Export never locks the source project
  3. 03Made for shorts, webtoons and series
06 / ANSWERS

FAQ

Clear answers before you start creating.

The practical questions comic creators ask before choosing a tool.

Q01Are Layout and Storyboard the same thing?

No. Storyboard defines shot content, order and narrative rhythm. Layout defines panel size, position and reading path on the page.

Q02Can an image model generate a whole page at once?

Yes. Confirm the storyboard first, then generate one frame at a time. Each frame keeps its own versions so you can retry only the frame that needs work.

Q03Are dialogue and bubbles baked into the image?

Not by default. Dialogue, bubble style and position are saved separately, so you can translate, move or reflow them.

Q04Which interface and dialogue languages are supported?

The interface supports Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean. Each project can use its own dialogue language.

Q05Can I choose the image model?

Yes. After the storyboard is ready, choose an available model for each individual frame.

Q06Is canvas editing required?

No. The canvas is an optional place for inpainting, cleanup and detail corrections after generation.

Start your first comic page with your own character and story.

Lock the structure first, then spend generation credits only on frames worth making.

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