Comic Page Maker — One Sentence to a Lettered Page
Say the scene and get a finished comic page — panels, gutters, lettered balloons, drawn with your own cast.














One page, not a pile of panels
Neta Studio is a world you build with a sentence. Describe the moment, and the page comes back drawn, panelled and lettered, with your characters' own faces and outfits. The finished page sits in the world as one PNG with a public link — send it, print it, or keep it for the next chapter.
- Panels placed for the beat — a wide establishing shot, two middle beats, a close-up and a wide close, laid out from your description instead of a grid you assemble afterwards.
- Lettering in the same pass — balloons, tails, a caption box and one sound effect are drawn with the art and kept inside their panels. No second app, no text pasted on after.
- Cast from your world — a character's cover is the reference for every panel, so the face in the close-up belongs to the silhouette in the wide shot.
Questions people ask before their first page
What do I get — an image or an editable file?
One flattened PNG page at 2:3, 1024×1536. No layers, no PSD. If you want to letter it yourself, ask for art only with empty balloons.
Can I choose the panel layout?
Yes — name it: a three-panel splash, a four-panel vertical strip, a six-panel grid, one wide panel plus a close-up. The default is four to six panels.
Can it use my own characters?
Yes, in a world that already holds those characters. Their cover images become the reference for every panel.
Black and white, or colour?
Both. Say which you want, or let the scene decide — a storm reads well in ink, a festival in flat colour.
Will the words be spelled right?
Short uppercase lines are reliable. Write the exact lines you want in the prompt, and keep long paragraphs out — lettering is drawn, not typeset.
Can I print it?
The default page is 1024×1536 with clean borders, so it prints well at comic-book size. For a bigger file, state the size you need in the prompt, such as A4 at 300 dpi.
Can I make a whole issue?
One page per prompt. Run the next page in the same world so the cast, outfits and palette stay the same from page to page.
Is this only for manga?
No. Manga, American colour comics, European albums and newspaper strips all work — the style is part of what you ask for.
Make the page you can already see.
One scene, one finished page, lettered and ready to send.