How it works
Upload one photo. The model performs the requested edit and leaves everything else alone.

AI photo skill
This skill turns a portrait into a four-panel comic page.
Upload a portrait with the face clearly visible.
The model draws a four-panel page with the same character in each panel.
Save the page and add your own lettering or print it as is.
This skill turns a portrait into a four-panel comic page. The same person anchors every panel: a close-up, a medium shot, an action pose and a final confident pose, separated by clean gutters. It is a page layout, not a story you have to write first.
The art direction is fixed — bold ink lines, halftone shading and a limited palette — so the four panels look like one page rather than four styles. Speech bubbles are deliberately left out, which keeps the result free of garbled text and leaves room for your own caption if you add one later.
Upload one photo. The model performs the requested edit and leaves everything else alone.
A sharp, front-facing photo with even light. One person or one pet, no collage.
Confirm the identity is unchanged, the edit matches the request and no extra people or text appear.
Only upload photos of yourself or an adult who has consented, and do not use the page to depict real people in violent or defamatory scenes.
No. The page uses a fixed four-beat layout: close-up, medium shot, action pose and final pose. You only provide the photo.
Yes. Face, hair and costume are kept consistent across the four panels so the page reads as one character.
No. The page ships without lettering, which avoids misspelled text and leaves space for your own dialogue.
The output is yours to use, but check the rights on the source photo and avoid reproducing an existing comic character or trademark.
Three more reviewed skills that work well next to this one.
A good pixel-art conversion is not a photo with a grid on top.

A printable coloring page needs closed shapes, consistent line weight and enough white space to actually color inside.

Line art is judged by its strokes, not by how much detail it keeps.
The credit quote is shown before you generate, and the edit keeps everything outside the request untouched.