01Page structure
Design the sequence before the details
Start with panel templates, portrait or landscape pages, and a visible page strip. The whole sequence stays close enough to inspect pacing while one page remains active for precise work.
LlamaGen Manga Editor
Move from page turn to final panel.
Plan a multi-page chapter, place or generate artwork inside panels, edit dialogue and layers, and save each revision without splitting the story across separate tools.
- Plan page turns in one project
- Place artwork in selected panels
- Edit dialogue, layers, and revisions
22-second interface tour
See the chapter, canvas, and controls in one pass.
Built from real editor captures, this guided tour shows where page order, panel composition, layers, and generation controls live. It is an interface overview, not a recording of interaction speed.
A guided still-sequence of two real project pages. Press play only when you want it; the video does not delay the initial page load.
- 01Page order
Keep page turns visible while one page stays active.
- 02Panel composition
Work on artwork without losing the surrounding page.
- 03Layers and generation
Revise the selected panel with its controls in view.
Use the tour to understand the workspace, then test interaction speed with your own page before choosing a plan.
Verify the workflow in the editorThree working levels
Work from sequence to detail without losing context.
02Canvas editing
Compose each panel on a real editing canvas
Place generated or uploaded artwork inside panel boundaries, select objects directly, adjust composition, and keep the surrounding page visible instead of sending every correction through a separate generator.
03Control
Keep layers and generation settings in context
The layer list, panel selection, prompt controls, dimensions, and generation settings live alongside the page. That makes targeted revisions easier to understand and safer to repeat.
A real two-page project
Two distinct scenes. One project file.
The action and fantasy spreads were imported, switched, and saved in Manga Editor. The screenshots show the product at work—not a studio photo or decorative mockup.
- Switch between finished pages from the project strip
- Keep the active page, layers, and controls visible together
- Review action and fantasy sequences at true editor scale
A useful first session
Know after one page if it fits.
Use the editor to answer three practical questions before you compare plans: can you structure a page, revise a panel without losing context, and export the format you need?
Start a manga project- 01Build or import one page
Set the page direction and establish the panel rhythm.
- 02Make one targeted revision
Select a panel, inspect its layer, and adjust artwork or dialogue in context.
- 03Check the handoff
Test the current-page download and keep an editable project backup before committing to a longer chapter.
Manga Editor plans
Choose by how you intend to publish.
Standard supports multi-page drafting. Pro is the relevant comparison when a series needs character consistency or the plan's general commercial terms.
Current monthly plan
Standard Plan$18 / month
Pro Plan$30 / month
Best fit
Multi-page drafting
Series needing consistency or listed commercial terms
Monthly generation credits
15,000
45,000
Multi-page editing
Included
Included
Custom comic characters
10
Unlimited creation
Character consistency
Not included
Included
Panels created per prompt
Up to 20
Up to 40
Commercial terms
Not included
General commercial terms
Before you publish
Know what leaves the editor.
Keep an editable backup, confirm the output you need, and review the rights attached to every source asset before release.
- Page image
- Download the current page using the selected output DPI.
- Vector output
- Download supported vector content as SVG.
- Editable backup
- Download the project file and review saved versions before a major change.
- Commercial review
- Pro is the plan that lists general commercial terms. Review the current terms before selling or licensing work. You remain responsible for the rights to source images, fonts, characters, and references.
How to use Manga Editor
A direct three-step working method.
Start with structure, make image changes in context, and save a stable version before the next major revision.
- 01
Set the page rhythm
Choose a vertical or landscape page, add panels, and arrange the sequence before you polish individual images.
- 02
Build panel by panel
Generate or place images inside a selected panel, refine prompts, and edit dialogue, shapes, layers, and composition in context.
- 03
Continue across pages
Move through page thumbnails while keeping the project together, then save a recoverable version before major revisions.
Reference
Manga Editor FAQ
Practical details about pages, images, generation controls, recovery, and publishing review.
What is LlamaGen Manga Editor?
LlamaGen Manga Editor is a browser-based workspace for composing multi-page manga, comics, and webtoons. It combines panel layouts, image placement, AI-assisted generation, text tools, layers, page navigation, and project history in one editor.
Can I edit more than one manga page in a project?
Yes. The page strip keeps multiple pages in one project so you can add, reorder, open, and review the sequence without exporting every page as a separate document.
Can I place my own images inside manga panels?
Yes. Import or paste your own image files, then place them on the canvas or inside a selected panel. The editor keeps the surrounding page visible while you adjust the composition.
Does the editor support AI image generation?
Yes. AI controls can generate or refine images for the selected panel. The editor keeps the page, panel, prompt, and layer context visible while you work.
What can I export from Manga Editor today?
The editor currently supports a current-page image download using the selected DPI, supported vector content as SVG, and an editable project backup. Download access depends on your plan. PDF is not currently listed as an editor export.
Which plan includes multi-page manga editing?
Standard and Pro include single-page and multi-page editing. Standard currently includes 15,000 monthly credits and up to 20 panels per prompt. Pro currently includes 45,000 monthly credits, character consistency, and up to 40 panels per prompt.
Can I use Manga Editor work commercially?
Pro currently lists general commercial terms. Commercial use also depends on the rights to your prompts, reference images, fonts, characters, and other source material, so review the current plan and terms before publishing or selling a project.
Can I recover an earlier version?
Project history shows saved versions with page previews, timestamps, and page counts. Review the selected snapshot before choosing whether to restore it.
Start a project
Open the editor and set the first page.
Choose a page format, establish the panel rhythm, and place the first piece of artwork.