← Text to Comic

Free comic panel templates & storyboard maker

Pick a layout, write a caption and a speech bubble for each panel, drop in your own drawings or photos (optional), then download a PNG — or print the blank template and draw by hand. Free, no sign-up, works in your browser (nothing is uploaded).

1. Choose a layout

2. Fill your panels

Tip: 4 beats work for most jokes — setup → build-up → twist → punchline. Leave a field empty to keep the panel blank.

Preview updates as you type. PNG is 1200px wide.

Storyboard cheat-sheet

BeatWhat happensGood shot
1 · SetupWho, where, normal situationWide shot — show the place
2 · Build-upSomething starts to go wrong / a wish appearsMedium shot — body language
3 · TwistThe surprise or turning pointClose-up — the reaction face
4 · PunchlinePayoff, joke, or quiet endingPull back, or a silent beat with no text

Want the panels drawn for you?

Our text-to-comic tool turns a short story into a finished 4-panel comic with AI-drawn art (Stable Diffusion; Powered by Stability AI). This template page itself uses no AI.

Printable template pack — coming soon

Coming soon: a printable PDF pack of comic & storyboard templates (all layouts above, A4 + US Letter). Not on sale yet — check back soon. All templates on this page stay free.

FAQ

Are these comic templates free?

Yes. Every layout is free for personal and commercial use, with no sign-up and no watermark.

Can I print a blank comic template?

Yes. Pick a layout, leave the panels empty and download the PNG, then print it on A4 or US Letter and draw by hand.

What is the difference between a comic strip and a storyboard?

A comic strip tells a story to readers with captions and speech bubbles; a storyboard plans shots for a video or animation, with notes on camera angle and action under each frame.

Can AI draw the panels for me?

Yes. The FunMagi text-to-comic tool turns a short story into a finished 4-panel comic with AI-drawn art.

Layout guides: 4-panel comic template · Webtoon template · Storyboard template