Make a comic
from a story idea.
In ninety seconds.
Inky turns the comic in your head into pages you can read, share, or print — without drawing a single line. Bring the story. We handle the panels, the characters, and the lettering.
How it works
Three steps. No drawing.
No timelines, no production sprints, no asset packs. Tell Inky a story; approve the script; download the comic.
Type the story you wish someone would draw for you.
A sentence is enough. Genre, tone, art style and characters are optional — but they sharpen the result.
Review the AI-written script. Tweak any line. Then go.
You see every panel before a single credit is spent. Reject the script — it's free.
Get a finished comic. Read it, share it, or export it.
Export as PNG. Or flip on a public share link. Regenerate any single panel that didn't land.
Made with Inky
Real comics. Real stories. Made this week.
Sample comics to explore — each preview shows the kind of story you can generate, edit, and share on Inky.
Three formats
Strip, mini, or full book — your call.
Pick the format that fits the story. Start with the 4-panel MVP today; longer formats are on the roadmap.
Comic Strip
Four punchy panels. The format you'd post to a feed or pin to the fridge. Generates in under a minute.
Mini Comic
A real story arc. Six to eight pages. Long enough to mean something, short enough to read in one sitting.
Premium Book
Twelve to twenty-four pages. Print-ready 300dpi, character consistency on hard mode, layered export.
From the people using it
The kind of feedback we screenshot.
My class made comic reports for their book projects. They've never been so excited to revise — they kept finding panels they wanted to make better.
I storyboarded a whole 18-page issue in an afternoon. It's not a replacement for our illustrator — but it's the cheapest pitch deck I've ever made.
I made my niece a personalized birthday comic where she rescues her cat from the Sock Goblin King. She's nine. She has not stopped reading it.
You bring the story.
We bring the comic.
Your first credits are on us. Start a comic — no card required.