AI Comic Book Maker

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your photo

   Drop your image into EditThisPic. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Action shots, dramatic poses, and expressive faces produce the most dynamic comic book results. High-contrast photos translate best to comic art.

   Expect: Simple comic conversion: 30-40 seconds. Complex scenes with multiple characters: 45-60 seconds.
2. 2

   Describe the comic book style you want

   Type your instruction: 'convert this photo to comic book style with bold ink outlines, halftone dot shading, and dramatic action lines' or 'turn this into a Marvel-style comic panel with dynamic inking and vivid colors.' Specify the comic era, inking style, and color treatment. No marking needed—the AI transforms the entire image.

   Tip: Specify the comic era: 'classic 1960s Marvel' for retro or 'modern graphic novel' for contemporary style.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Classic superhero comic convert this photo to superhero comic book style with bold black ink outlines, halftone dot shading, vivid colors, and dynamic action lines

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   Noir graphic novel turn this photo into noir graphic novel style with heavy black shadows, high contrast, minimal color, and dramatic inking

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   Vintage 1960s Marvel style convert this to vintage 1960s Marvel comic style with Ben-Day dots, limited color palette, retro inking, and classic comic book coloring

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   Modern comic panel with text space transform this into a modern comic book panel with dynamic inking, vivid colors, speed lines, and open space at the top for dialogue

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   Manga action style convert this to manga-style comic art with speed lines, dramatic angles, screen tones, and Japanese comic inking technique

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   Indie comic watercolor style turn this into indie comic book style with hand-drawn loose lines, watercolor coloring, and alternative comics aesthetic

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   Black and white comic ink convert this to black and white comic art with expressive brush strokes, crosshatch shading, no color, and raw pen-and-ink energy

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3. 3

   Review the comic art

   Check for bold, consistent ink lines, proper halftone shading, and dynamic composition. The best results look like they were drawn by a comic artist—with energy, movement, and dramatic impact.

4. 4

   Refine with markers if needed

   If specific areas need heavier inking, different shading, or more dramatic effect, tap markers on those spots and regenerate. Most comic book conversions look publication-ready on the first try.

   Tip: Markers are for precision refinement only. Try without them first—comic book style usually works perfectly in one pass.