AI Anime Newspaper Front Page Generator in One Prompt
Name an event and get a finished anime newspaper front page — masthead, lead headline, one halftone photo of the character, three columns of type.














The edition is drawn, not laid out
Neta Studio writes the paper and draws it in one pass. Give it the event and the cast: it sets the masthead and dateline, writes the lead headline, prints one halftone photo of the character and fills three columns — inside the world you already built, so the cast keeps its faces.
- Your cast on the page — Names, faces and outfits come from the world, so the same crew can front a second edition without looking like a different show.
- A paper for every beat — A trial, a siege, a graduation: same press, a new front page for each event in the story.
- One flat image, ready to use — A 3:4 page with a legible masthead, made for a zine spread, a video insert or a chapter break.
Before you file your first edition
What exactly do I get?
One 3:4 image of a complete front page: masthead, dateline, lead headline, a halftone photo, three body columns and a weather box. It is a flat image, not an editable layout file.
Can I put my own characters on it?
Yes. Build them in a world first, then name them in the request. The page keeps their names, faces and outfits, and the same cast can front later editions.
Can I choose the newspaper name?
Say it in the prompt — "masthead: KATAKURA DAILY". Short names print cleanest; a long masthead has to shrink to fit across the top.
Is the small text a real article?
The headline, standfirst and captions are written for your story and print legibly. The narrow body columns are newsprint texture at page size, not an article you can read line by line.
Which events work best?
Ones with a stake: a trial, a siege, a curfew lifted, a graduation. A mood alone gives you a handsome page with a weak headline.
Can I print it?
Yes. It comes out at 3:4 with newsprint grain, so A4 and A3 print cleanly. It is one front page, not a multi-page paper.
The face came out wrong. What now?
Ask for a second edition of the same story and name the hair, outfit and expression. Staying in the same world keeps the cast consistent.
Can I make a whole series?
Yes. Keep the masthead and ask for the next event; the layout stays put and the headline changes. That continuity is what makes an archive feel like one paper.
Your world already has a front page in it.
Name the event. The edition comes back with the masthead, the photo and the columns to match.