
Direct every panel
Write your script, generate each shot, then reframe the camera, pose your characters and letter the page. Full control, panel by panel.
- Camera angles
- Posing
- Art styles
- Speech bubbles
- Page layouts
CovelornDirect every panel yourself, or describe your idea and draft it page by page with an AI collaborator. Either way, you decide what goes on the page.
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Write your script, generate each shot, then reframe the camera, pose your characters and letter the page. Full control, panel by panel.

Describe your idea, no need for the whole plot. The agent asks a few questions, designs your cast, and drafts each page for your approval. You stay the director.
You don’t need the whole plot. Tell it what happens next, approve the page, and come back whenever you’re ready for the next one. It remembers where the story left off.
A sentence is enough. Add as much detail as you like.
Only what your idea leaves open: tone, characters, setting, style.





Every character and location gets a reference, so they look the same on every page.

Edit any line of dialogue first. You see the cost before anything is drawn.
“Move bubble 2 off her face, make his tie red.” Bubble moves are free; image changes show their price first.
Each scene is staged before it’s drawn: who sits where, which way they face, from which side we see them.
Every page lands on your board as real panels and bubbles. Take over by hand at any point.


Reframe a shot — close-up, wide, overhead — without redrawing from scratch.


Strike the pose yourself, and your character takes it.

Define a style once and keep it on every panel.

Generate a panel from a prompt and your references.

Split the page, drop in panels, letter it.
Credits pay for what you generate. Unused credits roll over for three months.
Try it free first: 500 credits, no card. Pick a plan when you need more.
Start with an idea or a blank board. Page one is closer than you think.