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Your story as a comic, with the same characters in every panel
Describe your idea in a few sentences: an adventure for a child, a story about your company, a lesson told in pictures. First you get a plan with the characters and a line for every page, then the finished comic with panels, speech balloons and a cover.
- The same characters on every page and on the cover
- Balloon text that is always spelled right
- A free comic plan before you pay
- 8, 16 or 24 pages as a PDF
Why AI pictures rarely add up to a comic
Getting one nice illustration out of an image model is easy now. The trouble starts with the second one. The model draws every scene from scratch, so a hero who wore a blue scarf in the first picture has a red one in the third and is a different character by the fifth. Readers notice at once, and the story falls apart.
The second problem is lettering. Image models still mangle words, and a speech balloon that should say “Race you to the tree?” can come out as a row of random shapes you cannot fix without design software.
InkMagnet works differently. Every character first gets a reference image, and every panel is drawn from the references of the characters it shows. The balloon text is never drawn: it is set on the finished panels like in a printed comic, so it is always correct and easy to read.
What comics people order
All it takes is an idea and a few sentences. We write the characters, scenes and dialogue for you.
A gift for a child
An adventure starring a hero with the child's name, favourite colours, pet or hobby. The character is drawn from your description, not from a photo.
Getting through a tough moment
The first day at a new school, a trip to the dentist, a new sibling. A story with a warm ending that is easy to read together at bedtime.
A lesson in pictures
A topic from science, history or a foreign language told by characters over a few panels. Pupils remember it better than a page of notes.
A company comic
Your brand story, house rules for new staff or a how-to for customers as a short story. People read it more willingly than a handbook.
An anniversary or birthday gift
Shared memories or a funny take on your story together, with the characters described the way you see them.
A social media series
Short stories with the same cast that you post page by page. The characters stay consistent in every new episode.
A real comic made with InkMagnet
Example: “Sparky and Her First Flame”
We ordered this comic in InkMagnet like any customer: a few sentences of description and 8 pages. The plan with the characters arrived in seconds, the finished PDF a few minutes later. Download it and look at every panel.
Sparky and Her First Flame · 10 pages · See the comic's page →
The same characters in every panel
Click a page to zoom in. The little dragon wears the same scarf and satchel on every page, and the balloons read as clearly as in a printed comic.
From an idea to a finished comic
You order in the browser and pay only once you like the comic plan.
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Describe your story
In the form, choose “Comic” and a length. Write what it is about, who it is for and which characters should appear. A few sentences are enough.
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Adjust the plan for free
You get a title, the characters with their looks and a summary of every page. Change anything you like, or ask the AI for a different version of the plan.
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We draw the characters and panels
Every character gets a reference image, and every panel is drawn from those references. The balloon text goes on last, so the lettering is always correct.
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Download the PDF
The comic with its cover, a “Meet the characters” page and every panel. The file is ready to print, to send and to read on a tablet.
What to do with your comic
A few ideas so the comic does not end up forgotten in a downloads folder.
Print it as a gift
A print shop turns the PDF into a stapled A5 booklet in a few days. A printed comic with a child's name on the cover is a gift no store sells.
Read it with your child
Short balloons and big panels work well for reading together. Children soon start telling what happens in the next pictures themselves.
Use it in class
Show the comic on the board or hand out copies. Afterwards pupils can write their own ending or fill in empty balloons.
Send it to customers and your team
A comic in a newsletter, on your website or in onboarding materials gets more attention than one more paragraph of text.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a comic cost?
8 pages cost $9.99, 16 pages $16.99 and 24 pages $22.99. You pay once for the finished comic. The plan with the characters and page summaries is free.
How long does it take?
The plan appears within seconds. After payment, drawing the characters, panels and cover usually takes a few minutes for 8 pages, and the PDF also arrives by email.
Can a character look like my child?
Characters are drawn from a description, not a photo. Describe the hair, a favourite outfit and accessories, and the hero keeps those features in every panel. You can give any name.
Can I order a comic about a famous cartoon character?
No. We do not draw characters owned by other companies, such as film, game or cartoon characters, or real, recognisable people. We will gladly create your own hero in a similar spirit.
Which language will the balloons be in?
In the language of your description or the one you pick in the form. The balloon text is typeset, not drawn, so spelling and punctuation are always right.
What if I don't like a panel?
Use “Have a person check it” on your finished comic. Describe what is wrong and we fix the balloon or redraw the panel, free of charge, up to three requests.
What format do I get?
A PDF with the cover and the characters page, ready to print and to read on screen.
Tell your story in panels
Start with a few sentences. The comic plan with the characters and page summaries is free.
Plan my comic for freeThe comic plan is free. You pay only for the finished comic.