
Manga
Explore expressive faces, black-and-white linework and dramatic panel compositions for action scenes or quieter character moments.
Turn a story idea into comic artwork, one scene at a time. Tell invideo who is in the story, what happens and how you want it drawn. Generate panels, guide the next scene with references and refine the action and dialogue so the story is easy to follow.

Break the story into visible moments before generating the artwork. Show the character finding a clue, reacting to it and deciding what to do, rather than asking one panel to tell the whole story.
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Use an earlier panel as a reference and repeat the important details of the character and setting. Compare the new panel for clothing, appearance and props so the sequence feels connected.
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Include the exact line and describe where the speech bubble should sit. Keep dialogue short, check the generated wording and leave enough space for the action to remain visible.
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Describe the look you have in mind or use a reference and the agent will replicate or create the comic style.

Explore expressive faces, black-and-white linework and dramatic panel compositions for action scenes or quieter character moments.

Bring heroic scenes to life with bold inks, vivid colours and dynamic poses that put the action at the centre.

Give your story a vertical flow with colourful panels, expressive characters and space between scenes for pauses and reveals.

Turn everyday situations into short comic sequences with simple drawings, clear expressions and a final-panel punchline.

Set a cinematic mood with deep shadows, stark contrasts and muted colours for crime stories, mysteries and tense encounters.

Give your panels a vintage pop-art look with bold primary colours, thick outlines and halftone dots.

Create playful characters with oversized heads, tiny bodies and simple details for cute reactions and everyday stories.

Explore detailed linework, soft watercolour shading and richly drawn settings with characters in realistic proportions.

Build a small setup and payoff across a few clearly connected panels.

Explore a character through discoveries, decisions and reactions in a longer story.

Use a sequence of illustrated moments to explain an idea or show a process.
Connect the invideo MCP to supported LLMs to turn a story idea into comic panels. Describe the characters, scenes and style, then refine the result in invideo.
Write the main events in order and describe the characters and drawing style. Decide what each panel needs to show and which lines it needs.
Create the first scene, then use references to guide later panels. Review the character details and request changes where the sequence needs them.
Read the comic from the first panel to the last. Check the dialogue, continuity and placement of the action, then download the artwork.
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Collaborate in real time with live cursors to show what everyone's working on.
Turn any script or idea into a shot-by-shot plan, then tweak as needed before generating.

Write your script inside invideo, and ask an AI co-writer for help if you'd like.
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An AI comic generator creates comic panels and pages from text descriptions. On invideo, use Image models through Agents & Models to generate comic strips in any style - manga, superhero, webtoon, newspaper strip, and more. Describe your scene, characters, and dialogue, and AI Models on invideo generates the panel with speech bubbles, text, and layout.
No. A short outline can be enough for a first scene. For a multi-panel story, decide the main events and dialogue before generating so each panel has a clear job.
Use references and repeat the character details that matter. This helps guide the result, but you should still compare panels and refine any differences.
Text generated inside an image is part of that image. Request a revision to change it, or create artwork with space for lettering you plan to add separately.
Nano Banana 2 excels at rendering text directly into images, which is critical for speech bubbles, sound effects, and captions in comics. It also handles complex scene compositions, multiple characters in one panel, and distinct art styles accurately. Its editing capabilities let you refine panels without regenerating the entire image.
Any style. Manga, anime, American superhero, European graphic novel, newspaper strip, webtoon, chibi, noir, retro pop art, watercolor comic, and more. Describe the style in your prompt and models matches it.
Yes. Image models like Nano Banana 2 on invideo renders speech bubbles and text directly into the panel. Include dialogue in your prompt like "speech bubble saying Hello World" and it places it in the image. You can also add onomatopoeia like BOOM or CRASH. Text rendering is supported in 12 languages.
Yes. After creating your comic strips, use video models to animate each one with camera pans, zooms, and parallax motion. Add voiceover, sound effects, and music to create a full motion comic video for YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram.
A motion comic is a video made from comic panels with camera movement, voiceover, sound effects, and music. It sits between a static comic and a fully animated cartoon. On invideo, you create motion comics by generating panels with AI models.