LlamaGen.AI 1.0.40: Panel Fixes and Layer Tools Updates

Small corrections should not require rebuilding a whole panel, and reusable art should be easy to inspect after it is separated. This release makes panel revisions more precise, language choices easier to control, and extracted layers simpler to revisit.

Mark the exact part of a panel that needs work

Annote (Fix Panels) is now available directly from the selected-panel toolbar and the image-editing flow. Creators can open the current panel, circle the regions that need attention, and attach numbered notes to each marked area.

The same workspace also accepts a whole-panel instruction and keeps Free Draw available when a looser visual edit is more useful.

The practical win is a clearer correction request: the artwork shows where the change belongs, while the note explains what should happen there.

Choose the language before generating the comic

A dedicated language setting is now available from the comic generation controls. It searches across the languages supported by the LlamaGen website, including both familiar English names and native language names.

The choice stays attached to the comic, so creators can confirm the intended language before generating or continuing the story instead of relying on the surrounding interface language.

Inspect and return to separated artwork layers

AI Layer Splitter now presents the extracted transparent images in a switchable inspector. Creators can move between the background, character, and foreground results to check what was actually separated before downloading the files.

Recent source images and their extracted results remain paired in history, making it easier to reopen a previous split after a refresh and retrieve the individual layers again.

Recover more gracefully during long generation and export work

Generation waiting now has a fallback when a live update is interrupted, reducing the chance that finished work remains behind a stalled progress state. Large comic exports also adapt image compression and can return the completed portion when the full request cannot finish, instead of failing without a usable result.

For more details and documentation, visit AI Comic Creation Documentation.