


A PromptToComicAI customer turned their story into a printed hardcover.

Made with PromptToComicAI, printed independently
Type a story. Get a comic with your characters, a cover and panels with speech bubbles, in about 2–4 minutes.
Sign in with Google and choose a credit pack to start. Your story is kept while you do. A comic needs at least 175 credits.









Upload photos or drawings of people and pets. Each one becomes a comic portrait, and faces and outfits stay the same from panel to panel. No photos? Characters are created from your story.
Drag across the image to compare. The example photo is AI-generated; the portrait is real output.


Paint over part of a panel and describe the change, give a panel a text instruction, redraw it, or add a panel anywhere in the story. An AI assistant can make edits from chat, too.





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A finished comic is never locked. Add panels to continue the story whenever you like, or start a sequel with the same cast and art style and write what happens next. You can also bring characters in from any of your earlier comics.
Export your comic as a PDF and print it however you like. One of our customers did exactly that.



A PromptToComicAI customer turned their story into a printed hardcover.

Turn your comic into a narrated vertical video for TikTok and Reels, with six voices to choose from. Or download a PDF or PNGs, send a share link, or publish it to the public catalog.
Buy once, use whenever. A typical comic uses about 300–350 credits.
No. You'll need a credit pack before creating your first comic. Packs start at $9.99 for 1,000 credits.
About 2–4 minutes, depending on length. Comics have up to about 10 panels, and you can add more afterwards.
If a generation fails and produces nothing, your credits are refunded. If our image service goes down, your comic pauses and carries on by itself. Credits for images that were drawn successfully aren't refunded.
Yes, at any time. Add panels, redraw them, reorder them, or add characters. You can also start a sequel with the same cast and art style.
No. You can export a PDF and print it with any printer or print-on-demand service.