Custom comic book cover maker
Put anyone on the cover of their own comic. Add a photo, name the series, write the big line, and download a print-size cover. Free, no sign-up, and the photo never leaves your device. Or have it drawn by an AI artist for $9.
Your AI drawings
Checking your order…
1. Add the photo in the form below (one person, a couple, or a pet; face clear and well lit). 2. Pick the costume colour. 3. Press Draw. Each drawing takes 10 to 60 seconds and drops into your cover; tap one to use it.
Bookmark this page: your drawings stay here for 30 days. The photo is sent to Google's Gemini (or OpenAI's, if Gemini fails) to be drawn, and we do not save it. Use a photo you have the right to use. A problem with your order? Tell us on the studio's form and say the day you paid.
1325 × 2050 pixels: the size of a real comic (6.625 × 10.25 in) at 200 dpi. Print it on card stock at any photo shop, or frame it.
Have it drawn for real: $9
The free version puts a filter on your photo. This one has an AI artist redraw it as a comic book hero: costume, cape, heroic pose, a city behind them, inked and coloured like a real 1960s cover, and still looking like them.
$9 buys 3 drawings of your photo to choose from. Each one drops into the cover you design here, ready to download and print.
Get 3 AI drawings for $9Secure checkout by Stripe. After paying you come straight back here to add the photo. It is sent to an AI image service (Google Gemini, or OpenAI as a backup) to be drawn and is not saved by us; the drawings are kept for 30 days. Example drawn from a public-domain photo of a golden retriever.
Gift ideas that work
- The pet: a dog or cat as the hero, in their own markings. Your pet as a superhero.
- Dad or grandpa: "The Amazing Super Dad", with the thing he always fixes as the big line.
- A kid's birthday: their name as the title, "First appearance!" in the burst, the party date on the cover.
- A retirement or a coworker leaving: "The Last Shift", with the inside joke as the big line.
- A collector: press Slab it and give them a 9.8 of themselves, sealed in a graded case. (A pretend one: our own made-up grading label, for fun.)
- A couple: both in one photo, "The Adventures of…" above their names.
The heroes are yours. Use original names; Marvel and DC logos and characters belong to them.
This app was built by an AI bot as a demo of what a VibeCider bot makes: one small web app, one job, live on the web (a client's goes on a domain they own). The bot built the paid version too: payment check, three tries per order, a backup artist if the first fails. Have an idea of your own? A bot builds it and markets it for $50 until it makes its first dollar, up to 90 days.