Steps to clear visual guides

AI Instructional Comic Generator

Turn steps, SOPs, lessons, safety procedures, and equipment instructions into visual guides people can follow in the moment.

Choose a real template, edit each step, and create an A4 poster, process cards, bilingual layout, or comic ready for PDF export.

Comic

Drag, paste, or click to uploadFile must be 50MB or less.

Start with a real-world template

Choose a template, then edit every detail before generating.

Build the instructions step by step

Use one observable action per line. Verify safety, medical, and equipment instructions before publishing.

What should the reader complete?*

Who is the guide for?*

Materials, equipment, or setting

Final check or expected result

Steps in order*

Use one clear action per line and preserve the correct order.

Warnings, common mistakes, or accessibility notes

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Output format

Real generated examples

See the finished guides, not just the prompts

Each item below is a finished comic, poster, sign, or process card generated for a real public-transport task. The sequence and wording were then reviewed for clarity and checked against current LTA and SimplyGo guidance.

Four-panel instructional comic showing a passenger preparing a card, tapping in when boarding, getting ready before the stop, and tapping out when alighting — Finished four-panel comic
How to tap in and tap out on a bus
The same passenger and payment card carry through the whole trip, so the reader can see exactly when to prepare the card, tap at boarding, get ready before the stop, and tap out while alighting.
Have the card ready
Tap in when boarding
Prepare before the stop
Tap out when alighting

Four-panel bus comic showing a passenger noticing an older traveller, offering a Priority Seat, giving way, and holding a rail — Finished four-panel comic
Give way at a Priority Seat
A respectful sequence shows a seated passenger noticing someone who may need the seat, offering it without interrogation, giving way, and holding a rail safely.
Notice
Offer
Give way
Hold on

Four-panel bus safety comic showing passengers getting off first, another passenger boarding and tapping, moving inside, and keeping doors and aisles clear — Finished four-panel comic
Board safely and keep the bus clear
The first panel visibly places the waiting passenger to one side while others leave, removing the common ambiguity about who should move first.
Let others off
Board and tap
Move inside
Keep doors and aisles clear

Four-panel comic showing a traveller checking a bus route, watching the stop display, pressing the stop bell, and tapping out at the exit — Finished four-panel comic
Get off at the right stop
A traveller follows the route, watches the stop display, presses the bell before the stop, and uses the exit reader before stepping away.
Check the route
Watch the stop
Press the bell
Tap out

Portrait public transport infographic showing a traveller preparing one card, tapping in, keeping it safe, and tapping out with the same card — A4 payment guide
Ready to ride contactless poster
A finished A4-style payment guide uses circular scenes and arrows to emphasize one practical rule: keep the same card or device for the entire trip.
Card ready
Tap in
Keep it safe
Tap out

High contrast Priority Seats sign with respectful pictograms for an older adult, pregnant passenger, wheelchair user, adult carrying a child, and injured passenger — Public guidance sign
Priority Seats guidance sign
An original high-contrast sign replaces vague or dated wording with a direct, inclusive request to offer the seat to someone who needs it more.

Portrait bus etiquette infographic showing passengers alighting first, a traveller boarding and tapping, moving inside, and keeping doors and aisles clear — A4 boarding poster
Board with care poster
This poster makes the boarding order visible at a glance: let passengers off, board and tap, move inside, then keep doors and aisles open.
Let others off
Board and tap
Move inside
Keep clear

Portrait bus journey cue card showing a traveller checking the route, watching the next stop, pressing the bell, and tapping out — Visual process card
Getting off cue card
A vertical process card gives travellers four concrete cues to follow before their destination instead of relying on a dense paragraph.
Check the route
Watch the next stop
Press the bell
Tap out

Public-transport guidance checked against:LTA journey planning SimplyGo contactless card FAQ LTA inclusive public transport

How to Convert Instructions to Comic with AI

Step 1

수업, SOP, 체크리스트, 튜토리얼, 스크린샷 등 설명하고 싶은 과정을 붙여넣거나 업로드하세요.

Step 2

대상, 목표, 컷 수, 반드시 보여야 하는 단계, 주의사항, 캡션에 꼭 들어가야 할 문구를 추가하세요.

Step 3

만화를 생성한 뒤 LlamaGen Studio에서 컷, 캡션, 레이아웃, 시각적 세부 요소를 계속 편집하세요.

Convert Instructions to Comic Online with AI

Convert Instructions to Comic online in seconds using LlamaGen's AI creation workflow. Upload your Instructions source, add notes when needed, and turn the material into a polished Comic result with a clear style direction. Instead of rebuilding creative assets from scratch, you can start from existing content and continue editing the result in LlamaGen Studio.

설명용 만화 만들기 online AI Comic workflow illustration

AI Instructions to Comic Workflow for Any Use Case

This Instructions to Comic AI workflow is designed for creators, teachers, marketers, students, and storytellers who need to turn source material into visual content. Use it for explainers, class materials, character scenes, social posts, pitch concepts, or fast creative drafts. LlamaGen keeps the workflow simple while giving you an editable AI result you can refine after generation.

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