Storyboard planning
Break one scene into clear panels before sending it to an artist or image generator.
Plan a readable comic page or vertical webtoon sequence before drawing or generating images. This free tool turns a scene into panel order, camera distance, pacing, bubble placement, and a Studio-ready story seed.
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Generated result
Your AI-generated panel layout will appear here after you generate.
Maya, a night-shift librarian with short black hair and a yellow cardigan, finds a returned book containing tomorrow’s newspaper.
FORMAT: One page, four panels, left-to-right reading. 1 — Full-width establishing panel: library counter, Maya on the left, return box on the right. 2 — Half-width close-up: book opens; newspaper date occupies the focal area. 3 — Half-width reaction: Maya’s glasses reflect the headline. Leave upper-left space for “Tomorrow?” 4 — Full-width closing panel: clock at 11:59 above Maya; the open book sits below. A small “knock” comes from its pages. READING ORDER: 1 → 2 → 3 → 4. Keep the book in Maya’s right hand through panels 2 and 3.
Examples
StarVeil core workflow
A text result is only the start. Bring an original character or saved cast into the same story, then reuse them in short comics, remixes, and serial episodes.
Explore the character-first workflowBreak one scene into clear panels before sending it to an artist or image generator.
Add scroll pauses, reaction panels, close-ups, and cliffhanger spacing for mobile reading.
Reserve readable areas for dialogue so speech bubbles do not cover faces or key action.
An AI Comic Panel Layout Generator turns a scene into a sequence of panels, including shot size, panel purpose, dialogue space, pacing, and transitions.
Yes. The generated layout includes scroll rhythm, pauses, reaction beats, and a cliffhanger panel suitable for mobile-first webtoon reading.
Yes. Strong layout improves story clarity, character continuity, bubble readability, and the emotional rhythm between generated panels.
Yes. After the text result, continue to Studio to turn the scene into an editable storyboard, rendered panels, dialogue bubbles, and export.
Continue creating
Create or choose reusable characters, cast them in a short comic or serial story, and continue with consistent panels, dialogue, and export.
Create with your characters