Maya's Panel City
9.8 reader reaction
Design your lead character once, then generate chapter after chapter with a locked character passport, continuity engine, professional lettering, and print-ready PDFs.
Free during early access. You review and approve every page before the next one is drawn.
9.8 reader reaction
Your series carries a persistent character passport: reference images, art style, story recaps, and continuity cues that flow into every new chapter automatically.
"Kael, a courier who can step between seconds. Reference images locked."
"Neo-Busan at night: neon markets, rooftop guilds, a clock that runs backwards."
"Chapter 4: Kael finds out who has been erasing minutes from the city."
"Previous chapter recaps and the approved character look carry forward automatically."
Define the series once, generate chapter one, then keep the story going — the character, style, and continuity carry forward on every chapter.
Name your protagonist, upload reference images, and lock the genre, tone, and art style.
One sentence per chapter is enough. The continuity engine handles recaps and pacing.
Review and edit every page's beats and dialogue before a single credit is spent on art.
Generate the full chapter PDF, then start the next chapter with one click.
Every series keeps its cast, palette, and world geography consistent from chapter to chapter.
A new hero discovers their powers in a bright city-saving origin story.
Two characters relive their funniest milestones through time-bending panels.
A personal memory or original scene becomes a warm quest full of heirlooms and secret maps.
"Chapter two looked like the same artist drew it. That's the whole game."Maya R.Webtoon creator
"The free cover preview makes it easy to iterate before committing."Daniel K.Superhero series
"A chapter a week instead of a chapter a quarter."Priya S.Manga series
"We pitched with three finished chapters instead of a script and a prayer."Marcus L.Indie studio pilot
Each series has a character passport: your uploaded reference images plus the approved cover art from the previous chapter are fed into every new chapter's generation, so the lead stays on-model from chapter 1 to chapter 50.
Yes. The full storyboard — every page's beats, captions, and dialogue — is drafted and editable for free. Credits are only spent when a page is drawn, and new accounts start with 30 free credits.
The standard chapter is 13 pages: a cover, 10 story pages, a closing page, and a colophon. Page count is configurable from 7 to 48 pages per chapter.
When you start a new chapter, a recap of the previous chapter is automatically injected into the story generation, so each installment continues the arc instead of resetting it. Chapters end on "To be continued..." with a hook for the next one.
Yes, as long as you have permission to use their likeness. Original characters work too — upload any clear character reference image.
Yes. Upload at least one clear character reference, and up to 5 JPEG, PNG, or WebP reference images. They become the visual source of truth for your series.
Every chapter is delivered as a print-ready PDF you can take to any printer. Integrated hardcover fulfillment is temporarily on hold while we focus on the series platform.
Yes. Your series and chapters are delivered through private links that only you can access. You own what you create.
Start with a protagonist. Leave with chapter one.