Product update8 min read
Which generation model should you use for comic panels?
KoalaStudio offers a Free Model, Standard Pro, and GPT Image 2.5. This guide explains what each one is for, and when to switch before you spend a credit.
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Notes for making comics
How Story Mode splits a story into panels, and how to choose a model before you spend a credit.
Tutorial6 min read
How Story Mode turns a written story into panels
Paste a scene, pick a style and a screen count, then review the shot list before any image is generated.
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Keep a character recognizable from panel to panel
Consistency comes from repeating the same visible facts in every shot, then checking the image before you accept it.
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Plan a vertical comic before you generate it
Webtoon style in KoalaStudio is a reading direction, not a filter. Decide the beats per screen first.
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Create your first storyboard in three steps
Sign in, paste a short scene, and review the shots. You do not need a finished script.
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Edit screens and shots after the first draft
The first storyboard is a draft. Change the layout, rewrite a prompt, or regenerate one shot without starting over.
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Five story mistakes that make panels harder to generate
Most weak boards come from the text you pasted: too vague, too crowded, or written like a novel chapter.
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Turn script beats into panels a reader can follow
A panel is a beat with a camera. Write the change, the shot size, and who is in frame before you ask for an image.
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