Free: 100 credits (approximately 3 standard page generations). Creator: $29/month with 3,000 monthly credits (approximately 100 standard page generations). Creator Pro: $59/month with 7,000 monthly credits (approximately 230 standard page generations). Additional credit packs: 500 credits for $10, 1
5-day free trial, then $45/month. Includes 8-10 text posts and 3 images daily, with cost-effective add-ons available for brands requiring more content.
Key features
Consistent character generation across multiple panels and scenes
Character library to store and reuse character designs
Conversational AI agent for story creation
Editable storyboards with manual editing capabilities
Sequential multi-page comic generation
Comic book cover generator with editable titles
Character identity anchors for maintaining visual consistency
Character group references for ensemble scenes
Page repair and regeneration functionality
Scans website and learns business details
Generates text posts with hooks and CTAs
Creates finished image ads
Uses product images as references for image content
Multi-stage critique and refinement process
Customizable brand profile with editable settings
Approval queue without auto-posting
Learns from feedback for improved output
Produces 8-10 text posts and 3 images daily
Supports multiple social platforms
What makes it different
Solves character consistency problem across panels
Complete comic workflow in one place instead of rebuilding context between panels
Always see credit cost before generating to avoid surprises
Flexible credit system allows topping up without changing subscription plan
Free planning, writing and editing with credits only for image generation
Built specifically for daily content grind rather than one-time content creation
Automatically handles research, angle finding, writing, image creation, and revision
Uses creative RAG and self-refinement loop for consistency and quality
Gives you control without requiring you to understand AI prompting
Generates content resonating with specific target audience psychology
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