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Lettering preflight

Fit the dialogue before final art.

Estimate bubble fit, translation room, and dialogue density while revisions are still cheap. Every line gets an individual result.

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Production check
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1

Paste one line per bubble

2

Set language and width

3

Fix tight dialogue

Get a concrete report before spending credits on regeneration.

Interactive workspace

Check the production decision, not just the picture

Paste dialogue or add an optional page reference. Your image remains inside this browser preview.

Text language

Sample lettering page

I knew this shortcut was a bad idea.

1 estimated lines · good

Wait—did that door just move?

1 estimated lines · good

Keep your voice down. We are not alone.

1 estimated lines · good

Lettering score

3 bubbles · 21 words · 53 fit units

100
All dialogue lines have comfortable estimated breathing room.
Step 1

Paste the dialogue

Put one speech bubble or caption on each line so every block can be measured separately.

Step 2

Set the bubble constraints

Choose a language, approximate bubble width, and maximum number of lines.

Step 3

Revise before rendering

Shorten overflow lines, leave translation room, or copy the revision brief for your editor.

Production value

Fix structure while changes are still cheap

Each result is designed to continue into Storyboard, Comic Studio, or a focused image repair workflow.

Per-bubble fit status

Every dialogue line is labeled comfortable, tight, or likely to overflow.

Multilingual width model

Estimate visual text units for Latin and CJK writing systems without treating all character counts equally.

Connected cleanup workflow

Move directly to Text Removal for old lettering or Comic Studio for final page assembly.

Frequently asked questions

How does the comic lettering checker estimate text fit?

It converts each text block into approximate visual width units, divides those units by the selected bubble width, and compares the result with the maximum line count.

Is the result a replacement for final typesetting?

No. It is an early preflight estimate. Font family, font size, balloon shape, line breaks, and letter spacing still affect the final fit.

Why are Chinese, Japanese, and Korean separate modes?

CJK characters use space differently from Latin words. The language modes apply small width adjustments so translation planning is more realistic.

Can I clean text from an existing comic page?

Yes. Use the linked Text Removal tool to clear existing lettering before rebuilding speech bubbles in Comic Studio.