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Four-Panel Comic Generator
# Four-Panel Comic Generator ### Director-Grade · Script to Page · One 1:1 Comic Image > Turn any idea into a complete comic page — not four disconnected pictures. **Four-Panel Comic Generator** is an AI Agent Skill that transforms a simple idea, script, or reference image into a finished four-panel comic page. It manages the entire comic production process: **Idea → Story Foundation → Character Bible → Panel Planning → Final Comic Render** No disconnected illustrations. No broken character continuity. No random panels. Just one complete comic page where characters, style, and story flow stay consistent. --- # Core Features | Feature | Description | |---|---| | **Complete Comic Page Creation** | Generates a finished four-panel comic instead of separate images | | **Story-First Production** | Builds the narrative structure before visual generation | | **Character Consistency** | Keeps the same face, outfit, colors, and design across all panels | | **Four-Panel Story Logic** | Uses classic Setup → Development → Twist → Punchline structure | | **Reference-Based Creation** | Supports uploaded character images and visual references | | **Series Continuity** | Creates follow-up episodes with the same characters and world | | **Director-Level Planning** | Combines writer thinking with visual production control | --- # Production Pipeline | Stage | Output | |---|---| | **1. Story Foundation** | Defines theme, characters, relationships, and emotional direction | | **2. Comic Script** | Creates a complete four-panel script with dialogue and actions | | **3. Panel Planning** | Designs composition, camera angle, expressions, and visual rhythm | | **4. Character Reference** | Locks character appearance using generated or uploaded references | | **5. Comic Render** | Produces one complete 1:1 four-panel comic image | --- # Four-Panel Story System | Panel | Purpose | |---|---| | **Panel One — Setup** | Introduces characters, situation, and context | | **Panel Two — Development** | Builds interaction, conflict, or curiosity | | **Panel Three — Twist** | Creates surprise, emotional change, or unexpected event | | **Panel Four — Punchline** | Delivers humor, conclusion, or memorable ending | --- # Comic Generation System | Element | Description | |---|---| | Output Format | One complete comic page | | Layout | 2×2 panel grid | | Aspect Ratio | 1:1 Square | | Panel Count | Four fixed panels | | Style | User-defined visual style | | Character Count | One to four locked characters | | Reading Order | Clear left-to-right comic flow | | Image Quality | 1080P square output | --- # Production Technology | Parameter | Specification | |---|---| | Generation Engine | gpt-image2 (t2i.hd.gpt / i2i.hd.gpt) | | Creation Type | Single-page comic rendering | | Format | 1:1 comic image | | Panels | Four fixed panels | | Character Identity | Locked through prompt references | | Style Control | Maintains consistent art direction | | Series Support | Same-thread character continuity | --- # Creation Modes | Mode | User Input | AI Output | |---|---|---| | **Full Auto Run** | One idea or concept | Script → Plan → References → Final comic | | **Script First** | Existing script or rough draft | Comic planning → Character setup → Render | | **Reference Driven** | Character images + story idea | Locks references → Creates comic page | | **Single Stage Edit** | "Change the ending" / "Restyle the comic" | Modifies only the requested stage | | **Same Thread Sequel** | "Create episode two" | Continues the same characters and world | --- # Example Commands | User Request | AI Action | |---|---| | "Make a four-panel meme comic about a cat that thinks it is a dog." | Creates a complete humorous comic page | | "Image one is the robot, image two is the girl. Create a friendship story." | Builds a reference-locked character comic | | "Continue the cat comic with episode two." | Creates the next chapter with the same style | | "Rewrite the punchline." | Updates only the final panel | | "Restyle this comic." | Applies a new visual style while preserving characters | --- # Perfect For | Use Case | Description | |---|---| | **Meme Comics** | Create short humorous comics with strong endings | | **Daily Life Stories** | Generate emotional slice-of-life comics | | **Character Introduction** | Introduce original characters consistently | | **Brand Marketing Comics** | Create product stories and promotional comics | | **Educational Comics** | Explain concepts through visual storytelling | | **Social Media Content** | Generate shareable comics for X, Reddit, Instagram, and more | --- # Best Results Require | Requirement | Reason | |---|---| | Clear story idea | Helps create stronger comic structure | | Character references | Improves visual consistency | | Defined style preference | Keeps the entire page visually unified | Not recommended for: - Multi-page manga creation - Long-form graphic novels - Animated comic sequences - Complex cinematic storytelling --- # Invoke ```text /four-panel-comic-generator ``` or simply: > "Turn this into a four-panel comic with consistent characters." ---
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# Four-Panel Comic Generator Turn the user's text idea, joke, character setting, or reference images into a ready-to-share **1:1 single-image four-panel comic** (2×2 grid, four separate panels, clear white borders, clear reading order) — not four unrelated illustrations. Core principles: 1. A four-panel comic is not four independent images, but one continuous narrative comic. 2. Consistency priority: character consistency > visual detail > complex backgrounds. 3. Every panel must advance the story. 4. The final panel must deliver a punchline / emotional payoff / contrast / memorable moment. 5. The output must be directly usable for generating the comic image. ## When to use - The user wants a four-panel comic from a one-line idea, story theme, joke/meme, or character setting - The user uploaded character images or reference images and wants them turned into a four-panel comic - The user already has a story or storyboard and wants a shareable four-panel comic image (Reddit / X / Instagram) quickly ## Steps ### 1. Input analysis Receive the user's input and determine its type: - A Text creation: story theme / one-line idea / character setting / joke or meme - B Image creation: character image / reference image / existing character design If B: analyze the uploaded image directly by calling `recognize_image(image_url=<uploaded image URL>, prompt="Describe in detail the character's appearance in the image: face features, hairstyle, hair color, eye shape and color, clothing, color palette, signature elements, character proportions, and overall art style")`. Extract: face features, hairstyle, hair color, eye shape and color, clothing, color palette, signature elements, character proportions, original art style. Create a Character Reference Profile from these details. Keep the uploaded image as the visual reference input for image generation. Do not require external image URLs — use the uploaded asset as-is. ### 2. Content understanding and story completion Extract: story theme, core characters, story background, emotional direction, comic style, target audience. If the user hasn't provided a complete story, automatically fill in: character identity, personality traits, conflict event, ending twist. Make sure the story fits the four-panel structure (scene setup + event progression + twist/conflict + resolution). ### 3. Comic Director System — Story foundation Before generating the four-panel story, run a story planning phase. Do not directly generate four panels. First complete the Story Foundation: - Main character - Character goal - Motivation - Initial situation - Conflict (core problem) - Attempt (attempted solution) - Twist (unexpected change) - Ending payoff (final result) Ensure the four-panel comic has a complete story arc. ### 4. Comic type classification Identify the comic category and adapt the four-panel structure accordingly: - A. Meme / Joke Comic — strong setup and unexpected punchline; Panel 4 must create surprise or humor. - B. Daily Life Comic — focus on relatable situations; use natural character reactions. - C. Emotional Comic — build emotional progression; Panel 4 provides emotional payoff. - D. Educational Comic — explain one clear concept; the final panel summarizes the knowledge. - E. Character Introduction Comic — highlight personality and unique traits. - F. Product Promotion Comic — show problem → solution → benefit; the final panel highlights product value. The comic structure should adapt according to the selected type. ### 5. Character visual profile Create a visual profile for each core character, recording: character name, age, gender, appearance features, hairstyle, clothing, color palette, signature elements, personality traits. Consistency rules (must be written into the final generation prompt): - Never change: face shape / hairstyle / clothing / character colors / character proportions - May change: expressions / actions / poses / emotions ### 6. Character relationship system Before g