Turn a Written Story Into Finished Manga Pages

Paste a story of up to 1,500 words — or upload a selfie and write a one-line premise to star in it yourself — and VdoBloom turns it into drawn pages. It analyses the story for the title, characters and setting, draws a reference sheet for each character, plans the chapter page by page, and draws each page in one go: manga pages read right-to-left, comic pages left-to-right, both at a 2:3 page shape with real panel layouts. Prefer to scroll? Pick Webtoon and the panels come out full-bleed at 9:16, stacked into one long strip.

The character sheets are what keep a chapter coherent: every page is drawn from them, so faces and outfits hold from page one to page four. Speech bubbles can be lettered by the AI, or — for Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Arabic and other scripts image models tend to misspell — set as exact text in real fonts, which you can edit after the page is drawn without redrawing it.

What this tool does

  • Stories are capped at 1,500 words; a chapter is 1 to 4 pages of 3 to 6 panels each.
  • Manga pages read right-to-left and comic pages left-to-right; each page is drawn in a single pass from a panel-layout template.
  • Webtoon mode draws full-bleed 9:16 panels and stacks them into one vertical strip, also exported as 800x1280 slices.
  • Exact lettering sets the dialogue in real fonts inside the drawn bubbles, for 24 languages including Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Arabic.
  • Style presets include classic manga, shōjo, webtoon, chibi, hand-painted anime, 90s American comic, Franco-Belgian and noir.
  • Finished chapters download as PDF, as a CBZ file for comic-reader apps, or as one shareable poster image; black-and-white pages can be colorized in one click.
  • Each page is priced and charged on its own, so redrawing one page never reruns the chapter.

How it works

  1. 1.Paste your story or star in it

    Up to 1,500 words — or upload one or two selfies, name yourselves and write a one-line premise, and the story is written for you with you as the hero.

  2. 2.Pick the format and style

    Manga pages, comic pages, a webtoon strip or loose panels; how many pages and panels per page; an art style preset; the dialogue language; and whether the AI letters the bubbles or we set the exact text.

  3. 3.Review the character sheets

    Reference sheets are drawn first and every page is drawn from them. Regenerate any character you are not happy with before the pages are drawn.

  4. 4.Get your pages

    Each page is drawn from its panel layout in reading order. Redraw any page on its own, edit exact-lettered text for free, or colorize a black-and-white page.

  5. 5.Download

    Save single pages, or export the chapter as a PDF, a CBZ for comic readers, or one poster image to share. Webtoons download as the full strip or as 800x1280 slices.

Frequently asked questions

How long can my story be?

Up to 1,500 words — enough for a chapter of up to four pages. The backend checks the word count and rejects longer stories with the exact count it measured.

Which way do the pages read?

Manga pages read right-to-left, like printed manga: panel one is top-right. Comic pages read left-to-right. The panel layout is part of the page, so it downloads ready to read.

Will my characters look the same on every page?

That is the purpose of the character reference stage. Each character is drawn once as a reference sheet and every page is drawn from those sheets, so the whole chapter inherits them.

Can the speech bubbles be in my language?

Yes — 24 languages. For scripts that image models often get wrong, such as Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil or Arabic, choose exact text: the page is drawn with empty bubbles and the dialogue is set in real fonts, and you can edit the lines afterwards for free.

Can I make a webtoon?

Yes. Webtoon mode draws each panel full-bleed at 9:16 and stacks them into one vertical strip with gutters. Download the full strip or 800x1280 slices for upload.

How do I get the finished chapter out?

Download pages one by one, or export the chapter as a PDF, a CBZ (with ComicInfo.xml, so comic-reader apps show the title and reading direction) or a single poster image.

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