Finish pages in context
Arrange panels, place artwork, add overlays, and letter directly against the finished page.
The finishing desk for comics
Turn finished artwork into complete comic issues. Assemble pages, build panel layouts, add lettering, and export polished files from one browser-based workbench.
Your art is done
ComicBench is a browser-based production workspace for turning finished artwork into complete comic issues. Build pages, add lettering and overlays, keep the issue organized, and export final deliverables without moving between disconnected tools.
Choose proven panel layouts or shape your own. Position, crop, rotate, and fit finished artwork while keeping every source file intact.
Add captions, balloons, and production text directly on the composition. Review placement and hierarchy where readers will see them.
Organize projects, issues, covers, interior pages, reusable templates, and version history in one coherent production workspace.
Produce ordered PNG pages, ZIP packages, and PDFs for review, digital release, or print handoff.
See it in motion
Thirty seconds in the real editor: a panel layout, finished artwork, a caption, a speech balloon with a tail, and a sound effect.
One project, three interfaces
Arrange panels, place artwork, add overlays, and letter directly against the finished page.
Script repeatable production tasks with scoped API tokens and manage projects without opening the visual editor.
Connect an MCP-compatible AI agent to inspect projects and make controlled edits against the same project state.
On the bench
The unglamorous parts of finishing an issue, built in from the first page to the last.
Questions
No. ComicBench starts where your artwork is finished. It assembles your existing art into pages and issues, and it does not need image generation to do it.
A modern web browser. The editor runs in the browser, and exports render on your own machine, so there is nothing to install.
Ordered PNG and JPEG pages, ZIP packages of a whole issue, and PDFs for review, digital release, or print handoff.
Yes. The same projects are available through a REST API with scoped tokens and through hosted MCP, so scripts and AI agents work against the same pages you edit by hand.
We are preparing it now. Join the list and we will send one email when ComicBench is ready to use.
Be first at the bench
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