What Komiks does
Komiks takes a story idea and turns it into a finished comic — script, art, lettering, cover and export.
You describe what happens. Komiks breaks it into pages, breaks each page into panels, draws every panel, letters the dialogue, builds a cover, and gives you a finished comic you can publish or export.
It is a studio rather than an image generator. The difference that matters day to day is continuity: your characters are designed once and then carried into every panel, so the same person looks like the same person on page 1 and page 22.
What you end up with
- A public reader page you can share, if you choose to publish.
- A CBZ file, which is the standard comic archive format.
- A print-ready PDF at the page size your format uses.
Everything you make is yours, including commercially. Komiks takes no share of anything you sell.
More on getting started
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