How It Works
From references to a finished comic page in five simple steps.
You don't need to be a technical artist. Upload your references, describe the scene in plain language, and let Lignique keep every character, style, and location consistent all the way to export.
The workflow
One continuous, continuity-first pipeline.

Add characters, locations, props, and style references
Upload the visual building blocks of your story. Lignique studies your references so every character stays on-model and your art direction stays consistent across the whole project.
- Character & face references
- Location and background plates
- Props and style boards

Write the scene or panel direction
Describe what happens in the panel using plain, everyday language who's in frame, the setting, the mood, the camera angle. No prompt engineering or technical jargon required.
- Plain-language descriptions
- Reference-aware suggestions
- Reusable scene templates

Generate comic panels
Lignique turns your direction into finished panels while locking your characters, locations, and props so nothing drifts from one panel to the next.
- Character & style lock
- Consistent environments
- Multiple variations per panel

Edit and refine
Fine-tune a panel without starting over. Recolour, replace, or adjust individual elements with reference-guided edits until the frame is exactly right.
- Targeted, non-destructive edits
- Swap or recolour elements
- Keep the rest untouched

Export for comics, books, webcomics, or storyboards
Ship your work anywhere. Export high-resolution, presentation-ready pages and layered files suited to print comics, digital publishing, webcomics, and pitch decks.
- High-resolution pages
- Layered (PSD) export
- Webcomic & storyboard formats


Turn your ideas into complete visual stories
Get early access to a continuity-focused AI comic creation workflow Character Lock, Style Lock, Location Lock, and Edit Mode included.
No credit card required · Beta invites roll out weekly