How we met

The day you met, as a comic

People compress a meeting into one sentence: a party, an app, a class. The comic is for the part that sentence drops — who was leaving, who turned around, and what was said before either of you knew it mattered.

Custom comic gifts

The two people who met

Name both people from that day, and upload a photo of each face.

First person RequiredNameGenderAgeClothes and props Optional

Photo RequiredPhoto

Required. A clear face keeps the later drawings consistent.

Second person RequiredNameGenderAgeClothes and props Optional

Photo RequiredPhoto

Required. A clear face keeps the later drawings consistent.

What happens between them RequiredTap a name to drop it into the sentence.Where you met RequiredWho spoke first, and what they said RequiredThe detail you still argue about Optional

Art style RequiredThe next step draws each person in this style.

Meeting pages

Public examples of this template will appear here after an editor pins them.

A first meeting is a scene, not a caption

Anniversary posts ask for the cute version. This page asks for the awkward true one: the wrong name, the missed train, the friend who made the introduction and then vanished.

That is the chapter worth printing. Later years can get their own pages. This one only has to get the meeting right.

How the meeting becomes a chapter

01Name both peopleThey are saved as private characters, with the photos you upload.
02We write that dayThe place, who spoke first, and the disputed detail become the brief for one chapter.
03Draw the pagesThe studio opens on that chapter so you can draw it and export a PDF.

What you pay

Opening this page is free. Writing the chapter and drawing pages spend credits. The amount on a new account is shown after you sign in, and packs are listed on the pricing page. A finished chapter exports as a ZIP of the pages and as a PDF.

See pricing

Questions

What if we disagree about the story?

Put the disagreement in the detail field. The chapter can show both versions instead of picking a tidy one.

Can this be an anniversary gift?

Yes. Pair it with the year you are celebrating. The related anniversary note covers which years want a story instead of an object.

Is the comic public?

No. It stays on your account unless you publish it yourself.