COMICWRIGHT

Manuscript to comic. Locked cast, editable panels, real lettering.

You bring the story. Comicwright turns it into pages.

Paste in a chapter and it reads it the way a letterer does — speech becomes speech, narration becomes a caption, and everything else becomes what the artist draws. It finds your characters from the manuscript itself and shows you why it thinks so, so you can strike the ones that are actually towns.

Lock a character to a reference and they stay themselves from page one to the end. Choose a layout, choose how it's drawn — twenty-two ways, from 2H pencil and non-photo blue through marker and brush-and-ink to modern flat colour, risograph and ligne claire.

Then the lettering goes on as real text over the finished art. Speech, thought, shout, whisper, radio, burst, caption, sound effect — eight kinds, because a comic that only has round balloons can't whisper and can't scream. Twenty-three fonts, a handful for inside the book and the rest for the cover, where a title does the work a drawing usually does.

When it's done, take the flip book home. One file, plays anywhere, nothing installed.

Free. No account, no email, nothing kept. Bring your own AI or run it entirely on your own machine with Ollama — nothing has to leave the house.