Guides

Make Studio, one job at a time

These are the controls in Make Studio as it ships: paste a chapter, lock a style and a cast, break the scene into panels, then fix the page that missed. Each guide is one job, in the order the studio actually runs.

Start

Open Make Studio from a chapter you already wrote, or from a blank project.

Start

Start a Make Studio Comic from Your Chapter

Make Studio starts from the chapter you paste. A blank project is there when you would rather design a face or a first panel before any prose exists.

Style

Lock language, art direction, layout, and the models before the first panel draws.

Style

Choose the Art Style, Layout, and Models

Style in Make Studio is a saved plan: language, line, layout, frame, and which models draw and write. Later panels read that plan.

Chapter

Keep the book title, chapter text, and the next episode on the same project.

Chapter

Write the Chapter, Then Add the Next One

The chapter tab is the script. Title, prose, and the next episode stay on the project so the cast does not reset when the story continues.

Characters

Scan a cast from the prose, or add people by hand, then lock a reference image.

Characters

Create Characters and Lock a Reference Image

A Make Studio character is a row with a name, a look, and one reference image. Later panels are supposed to read that row.

Panels

Break the chapter into a board, draw it, then fix the pages that missed.

Panels

Turn a Chapter into a Storyboard

Storyboard in Make Studio is a list of panels with a scene, speakers, dialogue, and a prompt. You can read it before a single image is queued.

Panels

Generate the Panel Images

Panel images queue from the prompt plus the character references. One missing prompt or one missing face stops that panel, not the whole book.

Panels

Edit One Storyboard Panel

The panel editor is the script for one frame. Change the line or the shot, then update the prompt, or the next image will follow the old words.

Panels

Refine a Panel Without Redrawing the Page

Refine takes the current panel image as the reference and applies one instruction. The neighboring panels stay where they are.

Panels

Add, Insert, or Delete a Panel

The board does not have to come only from a breakdown. You can insert a frame, leave it blank, or remove one.

Panels

Upload Your Own Panel Image

The frame can hold a picture you drew or fixed outside Tab Story. Upload puts it on that panel and keeps it in history beside the AI takes.

Panels

Sketch a Page Layout and Generate It

Sketch is a layout pass: you draw the panel borders, write what each frame contains, and generate one page. Infinite Canvas is the other tool — it repaints a region of a picture you already have.

Publish

Preview, publish, share, export, or turn one panel into a short video.

Publish

Preview a Chapter and Publish It

Preview is the reader’s scroll. Publish marks the chapter complete, and it refuses to do that while any panel is still missing an image.

Publish

Share a Comic Once It Is Ready

Share is blocked until the book has a cover, a published chapter, and more than three panel images on a published chapter. Images still in review wait.

Publish

Export a Chapter as Images, PDF, or Video

The chapter menu can zip the images, export a PDF, or start a video. Video export asks you to publish the chapter first.

Publish

Make a 5-Second Video from One Panel

Panel video is one frame, five seconds. The current image is the first frame. You can add a note about camera, line, or mood, then pick which take the share page shows.