StoriesToon glossary

Photo filter vs. photo comic

A filter changes the look of an existing image. A photo comic uses the image as source material for a story with characters, scenes, dialogue, and page composition.

Two different outcomes

Photo filter

Applies a visual treatment to an existing image. The original image remains the central object.

Photo comic

Uses a photo as source material for characters, scenes, dialogue, and a page or vertical reading format.

Creator review

Check the generated character, words, page order, and personal details before sharing.

Questions

What is the difference between a photo filter and a photo comic?

A photo filter changes the visual treatment of an existing image. A photo comic uses a photo as source material for a comic with characters, scenes, dialogue, and page composition.

Can I start a StoriesToon comic from a photo?

Yes. StoriesToon can start a photo comic from a portrait, selfie, or everyday moment, with the person in the photo as the protagonist.

Should I review a photo comic before sharing?

Yes. Review the character, dialogue, captions, page order, and cultural or personal details before saving, exporting, or publishing.