Comic Strip Workflow AI Generator

Skip screenplay slug lines like INT. or EXT. and describe what the panel shows: the character, the action and the art style. Our script beat was a courier fleeing through a rainy alley, so the prompt named a courier in a yellow raincoat sprinting from a masked figure, bold black ink outlines and flat cel shaded colors. Flux returned a 1024 by 1024 panel with two clean figures, brick alley walls and visible rain streaks, for 1 credit.

A strip works when the hero looks the same in every panel. Save one clean reference shot in Character Studio, then type @Name in every later panel prompt: the saved photos ride along as references automatically, on Nano Banana 2.1 at 1 credit a panel or any model that takes reference images. For a quick turnaround sheet, Consistent Characters returns new poses of the same person at 1.25 credits per image.

With the character locked, run each remaining beat through the Image Editor at 1 credit per edit on the Flux Edit model: change the pose, swap the background or add a caption box on the existing panel. Chaining generation, character locking and editing inside one Canvas session keeps every panel of the strip in a single workspace instead of downloading and re-uploading between tools.