StoriesToon Guide

Turn Your World Into Manga

A practical guide to creating photo comics, adapting stories, continuing manga series, exporting images, and sharing relay stories with StoriesToon.

Photo Manga Creation

Upload a selfie, character photo, life moment, object, or scene photo, then turn it into a comic story.

Story Import

Paste a chapter, outline, script, or manuscript and adapt it into page manga or vertical webtoon content.

Share and Relay

Export final images, publish selected works, and let friends continue the story through relay creation.

Best for

Turning photos and selfies into comic stories

Adapting long stories into manga or webtoon pages

Sharing finished works and inviting friends to continue them

What StoriesToon Does

StoriesToon helps anyone turn their own world into manga. You can start from a photo, a short idea, or a long story draft, then create page manga or vertical webtoon-style comics for reading and sharing.

Create comics from selfies, life photos, character photos, objects, scenes, story ideas, or imported manuscripts.

Use one photo-based creation path for both selfie-led stories and everyday photo stories.

Choose page manga or vertical webtoon presentation.

Continue a story page by page, revise pages, export final images, and share works with others.

Creation Paths

StoriesToon currently has two main user-facing creation paths: photo manga creation and story import. Photo manga creation covers selfies, uploaded photos, and life moments. Story import covers longer text adaptation.

Photo manga creation: upload one or more photos and let AI build a comic story around the person, moment, object, or scene.

The same photo path supports becoming the main character, creating from daily life, and continuing with AI-assisted plot turns.

Story import: paste longer text such as a chapter, synopsis, script, or manuscript and convert it into a comic workflow.

Both paths can use page manga or webtoon-style output when the selected format supports it.

Page Manga and Webtoon

The selected format controls how the finished comic is read. Choose the format that best matches where and how you want to share it.

Page manga uses a fixed page with multiple panels and is suited to page-by-page reading.

Webtoon uses a vertical 9:16-oriented composition for mobile scrolling.

A page can contain several panels; the number of panels is not the same as the number of comic pages.

Download the final image set when you need a portable copy of completed pages.

Creation Workflow and Editing

StoriesToon organizes the important people, items, and locations in your project so later pages can continue from the same creative foundation.

The Creative Asset Library organizes important characters, items, and locations before or during longer projects.

When character, item, or scene confirmation is shown, review it carefully before continuing.

Redraw creates a new version of a page; local revision changes a selected area. Both may consume credits.

Check the credit confirmation before starting so you always know the current cost of the operation.

Current Credit Costs

Credits are charged by operation. The values below show the current rates and may change as the service or promotions are updated.

New account grant: 80 credits. Character/reference preparation: 30 credits. Creative Asset Library: 30 credits.

Generate a comic page: 50 credits. Generate a cover: 50 credits. Redraw or revision: 50 credits.

Story Import analysis: up to 1,500 units costs 20 credits; up to 3,000 units costs 35 credits; up to 5,000 units costs 50 credits.

Recommended Story Import length: no more than 3,000 units per chapter. Current maximum: 5,000 units.

The confirmation displayed immediately before an operation is the final charge notice for that operation.

Plans, Watermarks, and Public Publishing

Core creation features are broadly similar across plans. Plans mainly differ in available credits, saved-project capacity, public publishing limits, and watermark treatment.

Subscription credits refresh to the plan allowance on each successful billing renewal and do not roll over. Purchased credits and reward credits remain available until used.

An active plan cannot be purchased twice. Use an add-on for extra credits, or upgrade immediately; Creem charges the prorated price difference and StoriesToon adds the prorated credit difference for the remaining period.

Buying a one-time credit pack does not activate a subscription plan. It keeps the account on Free permissions while allowing paid-credit generation.

Free downloads include a StoriesToon watermark unless the current product flow grants a sharing-based removal. Active paid members download without the watermark.

Only Photo Comic works can currently be published publicly. Story Import projects remain private and can be exported for personal use.

Free: 1 public work, up to 12 pages. Creator: 3 public works, up to 30 pages per work.

Pro: 6 public works, up to 80 pages per work. Studio: 10 public works, up to 150 pages per work.

When the public-work limit is reached, delete an older public work before publishing a replacement.

Invitation Rewards

When invitations are enabled, registered users can find a personal invite code and link in My Studio. Rewards are granted once for eligible events and are subject to the current monthly cap.

A new user who claims a valid invitation receives 100 bonus credits in addition to any normal new-account grant.

The inviter receives 0 credits when the invitation is claimed and 100 credits after the invited user completes the first eligible generation.

The current monthly invitation reward cap for an inviter is 1,000 credits.

Self-invitation, repeated claims, changing an existing inviter, and repeated first-generation rewards are not allowed.

If invitation rewards are disabled or the monthly cap is reached, part or all of a reward may not be granted.

My Studio, Drafts, and Moving Devices

A work appears in My Studio after you confirm saving it. Comic pages are usually kept in the current browser, while the signed-in account can retain the information needed to continue supported stories.

Local project limits: Free 1; Creator 3; Pro 6; Studio 10.

Works with continuation support: Free 1; Creator 3; Pro 6; Studio 10.

A local project may not appear on another browser or device. Use the available import or transfer option before changing devices when you need to continue it.

A draft export contains the information needed to reopen your work, while leaving out system-only data that you do not need to edit.

Keep your own copy of completed images. Deleting browser data, a local project, a private slot, or a public work may remove access to related content.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are selfie mode and photo mode separate products?

No. They are the same photo manga creation path. A selfie is one type of uploaded photo; the same path can also use life moments, character photos, objects, or scenes.

What is the best starting path?

Use photo manga creation when you want to create from photos or make yourself a character. Use story import when you already have a longer text, chapter, outline, or manuscript.