How much of my novel should I paste?

One scene. 1,000–2,000 characters is the working range. Split a long chapter at a location change or a time cut.

Should I use novel to comic or novel to webtoon?

Use this page for page comics (left-to-right or manga pages). Use novel to webtoon when you want a vertical scroll for phones.

Do I keep the rights to my book?

You adapt what you wrote. Publishing the comic does not transfer your novel. Check the terms and any platform you later post to.

Novel to Comic | Adapt Your Book Into Comics

TL;DR. Novel to comic on Tab Story is chapter-by-chapter: bring 1,000–2,000 characters, lock the cast once, generate a readable episode, then continue the book.

A book becomes a comic one scene at a time

You cannot pour a 90,000-word manuscript into a generator and get a graphic novel. You can adapt the chapter that already works on the page — the first meeting, the betrayal, the last train.

Tab Story holds that chapter, the people in it, and the panels together so the next chapter still knows the heroine’s jawline.

Adaptation, not a dump

Cut interior monologue that cannot be drawn. Keep the action and the line someone would actually say.
Lock characters on chapter one. Later chapters reuse that record instead of reinventing a face from “red hair, cool.”
Pick page comics here if you want Western / tankobon pacing. Want a phone-scroll episode instead? Use novel to webtoon.
A Wattpad or fanfic chapter is still a novel chapter. The Wattpad-specific walkthrough lives on this guide.

What this page is not

This is not a print-ready publisher. It will not paginate a 200-page graphic novel overnight. It will get a readable episode out of the chapter you already wrote, then let you throw away the one page that missed.

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