Make your
comic online.
Draw your pages here or bring them in from wherever you draw. Every page gets checked for print before your printer sees it, and when the book is done you can share it with a link.
Not sure where to start? Make a one-page comic first, with a guide.
- Free, no card
- No AI, never trained on your art
- Private until you share
Get read while
you make it
Put a book on the showcase while you're still making it, and add pages as they get done. Readers can follow you and leave a comment right on the page it's about.
Nothing is public until you say so.
How it works
Watch a comic come together
A to-do list
for your book
Each project follows the book from the plan to sharing it, and checks things off as you work. It always says what's next and which tool helps with it, whether you draw the pages here or upload them.
Live demo
Moon Rabbit #1
Planning · 10%01 Plan
donePick a size, a page count and a binding. Every tool reads them from here on.
- Page count set
- Page count works for the binding
- Binding chosen
NextPlan: everything on the list is done. Next up is script.
Pick a stage to see it.
The tools people use most
Webtoon Resizing and Slicing
Resize a vertical strip to platform width and slice it into upload-sized segments.
Comic Page Size Calculator
Trim, bleed and safe area for every standard comic format, in inches, millimetres and pixels at any DPI.
Cover Size Calculator
Full wraparound cover dimensions: back, spine and front with bleed, in inches and pixels.
Set your book up once
Tell a project your trim size, bleed and page count once, and every tool in it already knows them. Whatever you check or export is saved with the book, so you aren't working out the spine again next month.
Create a free projectPrinter presets
Specs for Mixam, PrintNinja, KDP and others, ready to apply to the book.
The script beside the art
While you letter a page, its script sits next to the canvas.
Runs on your computer
Checks and exports happen in the browser, so a big PDF gets checked without waiting for an upload.
A record for the printer
Saved checks build up a history you can send along with the files.
Questions
Is ComicCraft free?
Yes. The tools don't need an account at all. A free account holds 3 projects and 1 GB of pages, and you don't need a card for it. Pro gives you more room and turns off the ads. Every feature is on the free plan too.
I draw on paper or in another app. Can I still use it?
Yes. Upload scans or finished pages (PNG, JPG, WebP or a PDF) and each one is checked against your print size. Everything else, from the script to the reader, works the same as it does for pages drawn here.
Does ComicCraft use AI?
No. Nothing here draws or writes for you, and nothing you upload, draw or write is used to train AI, ours or anyone else’s.
Who owns my comic?
You do. ComicCraft only stores your pages to show them to you, and to your readers if you share a book. Delete a project or your account and that ends.
Does it work on an iPad or a phone?
Yes, in the browser, with nothing to install. The drawing screen takes a stylus with pressure, such as an Apple Pencil, or a finger or a mouse; two fingers move and turn the paper. Books read well on any phone.
From the blog
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Comic Book Cover Size: Wraparound Dimensions, Spine and Bleed
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5 min readSizesComic Page Size in Pixels at 300 and 600 DPI
Pixel sizes for every comic, manga and graphic novel format at 300 and 600 DPI, with and without bleed, the maths behind them, and a calculator for any custom size.
5 min readSizesManga Page Size: B6, A5, B5 and Digital Sizes in mm and Pixels
Tankobon are B6 (128 x 182 mm), doujinshi A5 or B5, US editions 5 x 7.5 in. Every manga size in mm, inches and pixels, the manuscript frames, and what to draw at.
6 min readYour first page is ten minutes away
It's free. Make one page and see if you like it.
