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Write the plot, get a manga page

Describe what happens on the page. LitMemo drafts the panels, descriptions and dialogue, you edit them, and it draws panel by panel with your own characters.

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LitMemo is an AI manga generator that works from your text. Write what happens on a page and AI drafts two to seven panels, with a visual description and dialogue for each. Edit anything you like, then draw the whole page panel by panel. Your characters come from your own reference art, so the same face and costume carry through. Move from rough sketches to line art, screentones and color, then export a layered PSD. Prefer to lay out the page yourself? Pick a panel layout and draw one panel at a time.

Read a short manga made in LitMemo

The Japanese original of The Hundredth Day at Lost and Found was made in LitMemo and drawn by its AI: one plot, two characters and a location, then draft, line art and four finished pages.

It starts with a plot

A rainy night at a small mountain station. A high-school girl runs to the lost-and-found window and asks about a black umbrella. "Nothing," says the old clerk. "That makes a hundred days." Tomorrow the station closes for good, and only now does he take the umbrella from under the counter.

Characters and location

Character sheet of the old station clerk: navy uniform, red and white armband, round glasses, shown full body from the front, side and back, with two close-ups
The old clerk: sheet drawn from a written description
Character sheet of the schoolgirl: long black hair and a sailor uniform, shown from the waist up from the front, side and back, with two close-ups
The girl: sheet drawn from one character picture
Location picture of a mountain station's lost-and-found room: wall clock, wooden shelves of umbrellas and bags, a counter, a bench and rain outside the window
The lost-and-found room: location picture

From draft to line art

Drag sideways to compare the draft and the line art of one panel.

Line art: the girl leans on the counter in front of the shelvesDraft: a mannequin figure of the girl leans on the counter

Four finished pages

Each page reads from the top right to the bottom left.

Page 1: at the lost-and-found window on a rainy night, the girl asks "Has anyone turned in a black umbrella?" The old clerk checks his ledger: "Nope. That makes a hundred days."Page 2: the clerk says "After tomorrow's first train, this station is gone." The girl stares, wide-eyed: "Then the umbrella..."Page 3: a black umbrella lies on the counter. "That's..." says the girl. The clerk takes off his cap and bows: "Truth is, it's been here since day one. Someone came every night. It made me happy."Page 4: the girl says "I knew. I left this umbrella here on purpose." Laughing, she holds it over the clerk as he wipes his eyes: "You were always alone. Next time, come leave something at my place."
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The Japanese original was made in LitMemo. Dialogue in this edition was translated and lettered separately.

LitMemo feature screen: AI manga generation

"In every panel the AI generates, the character looks like a different person — there's no way to string them into a chapter..."

A general image generator starts from zero every time: the face changes from panel to panel, the art style drifts, and nothing adds up to a page. Manga needs panels planned from your story and drawn with characters the tool remembers.

AI manga generation: the core features

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From plot to a full page

Write this page's plot, tag who appears, and choose a panel count or let AI decide. AI drafts the layout with a description and dialogue for every panel, and the draft becomes real panels you can rewrite, rearrange or draft again. Panel descriptions and dialogue are written in the book's language. Press "Generate this page" and panels are drawn in reading order, each carrying over the lighting and background from the panel before.

  • Plot to two to seven panels, with descriptions and dialogue
  • Every word of the draft is yours to edit before drawing
  • Choose how far to draw: rough sketches, line art or a later stage
  • When a stage is done, one click takes the whole page to the next
II

Your characters, panel after panel

Each panel is drawn with the reference art of the characters in it: an image you uploaded, a turnaround sheet or an expression sheet. Costumes follow the chapter range you set, and you can switch outfits on any single panel for a flashback. Set an art style on the book and the whole story is drawn in it.

  • Reference art is included with every panel
  • Costumes by chapter, with a per-panel change when you need one
  • One art style for the whole book
III

Drawn to fit manga pages

Layouts run from two-panel pages to seven, plus two-page spreads and vertical webtoon strips. Pick a pose from the built-in library to guide a panel's composition. Panels with dialogue leave breathing room for speech bubbles, so text rarely covers a face. Each stage builds on the last, and you can upload your own art at any stage.

  • Page layouts, two-page spreads and webtoon strips
  • A pose library to guide composition
  • Rough sketches, line art, screentones and color, by AI or your own upload

Have you run into this too?

「You have a story and no storyboard yet」

Write the plot of one page. AI drafts the panels, descriptions and dialogue, which gives you something real to edit, page after page.

「A general AI image tool gives you a different face in every panel」

Upload your character art or make a reference sheet once. Every panel is then drawn from it, so a whole chapter reads as the same cast.

「You want AI for the base and your own hand for the finish」

Download any stage as a PNG, or export a layered PSD with panel art, borders, speech bubbles and text on separate layers, ready to continue in any app that supports PSD.

The usual way vs LitMemo

The usual wayLitMemo
Where a page startsA one-off promptYour plot, drafted into editable panels
Your charactersRerolled each timeDrawn from your reference art
Page layoutOne image at a timeLayouts, spreads and webtoon strips
DialogueAdded later, over the artSpace left for balloons, text stays editable
FinishingA flat imageLayered PSD for your drawing app

Get started in four steps

  1. 1

    Set up your characters

    Upload character art or generate a reference sheet for each character who appears

  2. 2

    Write the page's plot

    Say who, where and what happens, then let AI draft the panels and dialogue

  3. 3

    Edit, then generate the page

    Adjust the draft and draw the page, from rough sketches up to the stage you choose

  4. 4

    Export and finish

    Download PNGs or a layered PSD and finish in your drawing app

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Write what happens on a page and LitMemo drafts the panels, visual descriptions and dialogue. You edit the draft, then it draws each panel with your characters and places it in the layout.

Upload your character art or make a turnaround sheet, and add an expression sheet if you like. Those images are included with every panel that character appears in, and costumes follow the chapter range you set.

Yes. Download any stage as a PNG, or export a layered PSD with panel art, borders, speech bubbles and text on separate layers, ready to continue in any app that supports PSD.

Yes. Create a free account, start a manga book, and try a page with rough sketches and line art.

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