Mangaka.app

The core feature takes a written script and turns it into drawn pages. You type the story or upload a TXT file, and the AI breaks it into panels, adds the artwork and letters the dialogue. The optional scene preview step shows key backgrounds before the full pages are built, so you can catch a mismatch early. Pages come out as downloadable files, and paid tiers include the editable versions so you can tweak them later.

You can create characters from a description, giving each one a name, gender and visual look, then reuse them across the story. The tool keeps a consistent appearance between panels so a protagonist doesn't drift into a different face two pages in. Characters can also be re-created when you want a change, and the workspace saves them for later chapters. This is the feature that separates a readable story from a set of unrelated drawings.

The tool offers a range of preset manga styles, so it doubles as an AI anime art engine, and it lets you define a custom one with your own prompt. Instead of locking you to a handful of looks, it lets you describe a medium, a color mood and reference points in plain language. That gives creators a way to match an existing series or build a house style for a studio. Style is set at the project level, so a full chapter stays visually uniform.

You choose how long the story should run, from a short 20 to 25 page piece up to 45 to 50 pages, or let the AI decide based on the plot. Quality has three tiers: Normal, Medium and High, with the two higher ones reserved for paid users. Higher quality means a more advanced model and better detail in the panels. The auto length setting charges only for the pages the AI actually creates.

Beyond static pages, you can order a short animated intro for a chapter. You submit the manga name, chapter and a link to your story, and the tool returns a clip with matched character voiceovers, cinematic transitions and background music, delivered by email. It's a promotional extra rather than a story-making tool, aimed at creators who want a polished opener for social media.

Finished stories can be published to a Discovery feed where readers browse by genre, art style and language. The feed sorts by trending, newest or title, and includes a leaderboard of authors. Free accounts can publish public stories but can't set them private, while paid plans unlock private visibility. Collaborators who join the program earn free credits by sharing their work.

The tool runs on credits rather than flat access, and credits pricing is simple to follow. One credit equals one uploaded story, one character creation or one generated page, and credits come from monthly plans. Paid users can generate an API key to run the Mangaka generator from agents and automation. The API keys are not available on free accounts, which keeps automated generation behind a paid tier.