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For anyone making an AI comic
Start with a quick one-shot page when you only have one idea. Or plan a longer, motion-ready story with a cast that looks the same in every panel. You see the page plan first, then you edit the words, art, translations, timing, and voices.
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Choose the size of the story
Start with the smallest shape that fits your idea. You keep the same editor, project history, and export choices in every mode.
Make one editable illustration, strip, poster, meme, or short animation.
Tell a bounded story across several panels or pages, with optional motion and narration.
Plan chapters with a continuing cast, a shared world, translations, and version history.
One clear flow
Choose a mode, name the project, and explain what should happen in everyday words.
Set the page count, tone, audience, language, motion, and narration before planning starts.
Change pages, panels, layers, words, translations, art, timing, voices, and framing.
Save a revision, preview trusted motion, then export page images, PDF, CBZ, or video.
Bring your own AI
Pick the lane that fits how you already pay for AI. Whichever you choose, a failed run costs nothing — 0 credits on failure, always.
Connect your own Claude subscription via the native OAuth device flow. Runs execute as your own account while Comics plans panels, dialogue, and art direction.
Flat 1 credit per successful run · 0 on failure
Bring your own OpenAI/ChatGPT account. The same editable comic project, planned and rendered under your own plan.
Flat 1 credit per successful run · 0 on failure
Bring your own Moonshot/Kimi account. Illustration, lettering, and translation runs execute as your own account.
Flat 1 credit per successful run · 0 on failure
Nothing to connect — pick it and create. Runs on DevGhouse’s own provider key, metered at real provider cost.
Real provider cost × 1.5 in credits · 0 on failure
$1 = 100 credits, one credit balance across every app. On the bring-your-own lanes the flat credit pays for orchestration — your own subscription pays the provider directly.
A simple way in
Access, included credits, and action costs come from operator-managed Comics settings. The studio estimates paid work before it runs and charges successful work once.
What's included
Product proof
A saved comic is made of pages, panels, layers, dialogue, translations, art, and versions. Reopen the project and work on the part that needs attention, then export again.
Example project
Pages
6 ordered
Panels
18 editable
Languages
English + French
Exports
PDF + CBZ
The French dialogue can change while the English words, panel art, and page order stay untouched.
Common questions
Use Quick One-Off for one page, Quick Short Story for up to 10 pages, or Book for chapters and long-form continuity. Every mode opens the same editor.
Yes. Pages, panels, layers, words, translations, art, timing, voices, and framing are saved as separate project parts.
Yes. Keep the original words and add locale overlays, then edit each translation without changing the other versions.
The current studio supports page images, PDF, CBZ, and trusted motion output from the same saved project.
The project stays saved so you can reopen it, and failed Codex work costs no credits. Successful work is charged once from verified execution cost.
Keep the story moving
Describe the first page, check the estimate, and open a project you can return to whenever the story changes.
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