Give it a topic or an article and get a Miyazaki-style cover or a multi-panel comic — storyboard planned first, then drawn by Gemini. Built for bloggers, newsletter writers and indie makers.
Single cover, 2.35:1 (1800×766) — topic “A day in the life of an indie developer”, auto-matched to the workshop preset.
Describe a topic and get a fresh Ghibli-style image, generated on the spot by the site's image API.
Custom topics generate live on this site after a one-time $9 unlock — sign up, pay once, and generate covers and comics for any topic. Preset samples below are free to preview.
Storyboard first, then draw — so the result reads like a comic, not four random illustrations.
Single cover at 2.35:1 (1800×766) for article headers, or a multi-panel comic of up to N pages — stitched into one vertical long image if you like.
The first page is used as the visual reference for the rest, plus an LLM-written character note — so the same character doesn't drift across panels.
Countryside, sky, town, sea, forest, workshop, station and library — picked automatically from your topic's keywords, or forced with a flag.
Four-panel, standard, cinematic, splash and mixed. The comic mode picks the layout per page as the story needs it.
Every run saves storyboard.json plus the full prompt for each page, so you can switch image backends without re-planning.
Upload straight to your WeChat Official Account material library and get the thumb_media_id for the cover in one step.
Three steps, from a topic to a finished cover.
A topic, a title, or a whole Markdown article. From an article it pulls headings and frequent words as story motifs.
gemini-3.0-flash plans the panels and writes the per-page prompts — saved as storyboard.json, so nothing is a black box.
gemini-3.0-pro draws each page in Ghibli style, then crops and stitches. Add --upload and the cover goes straight to WeChat.
Runs as an agent skill (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) or as a plain Python script. Images are generated on your own Gemini account — via Gemini web member quota, or a Google AI Studio API key. Or try the live generator above — it calls this site's image API and returns a fresh image for your topic.
Actual outputs from the repo — no mockups, no stock art.
Topic “The loneliness of coding late at night” — mixed layout, 1200×1600, storyboard planned by Gemini.
Multiple pages stitched into one long image — made to drop into the body of a WeChat article.
2.35:1, 1800×766 — the size WeChat uses for the first article card. The workshop preset is auto-matched for code and dev topics.
A fresh Ghibli cover for every issue — the same workflow behind a daily AI newsletter's covers.
Turn a post into a multi-panel comic for the body, not just a header image.
Cover art for launch posts, changelogs and build-in-public updates.
Covers sized for the Official Account, with one-step upload to the material library.
What ships in the skill.
One price, once. No subscription, no credits, no free tier with a paywall behind it.
Secure checkout by Stripe · Billed as Coderfather, the studio behind Ghibli Comic
The $9 one-time payment unlocks the live generator on this site — covers and comics for any topic, no Gemini account needed. It also includes the full skill (MIT source included).
An agent skill (and plain Python script) that turns a topic or a Markdown article into a Miyazaki / Ghibli-style single cover or multi-panel comic. It plans the storyboard with gemini-3.0-flash, then draws each page with gemini-3.0-pro.
Unlock it here for $9 one-time — sign up, pay once, and generate on this site. No Gemini account needed — the generator runs here, on this site.
No, by design. The prompts hard-code no text and no watermark, because Ghibli-style art plus AI-generated text comes out garbled. Add your own headline in your editor after export.
Usually, but not 100%. The first page is used as the reference and an LLM-written character note is carried through — characters hold up well in practice, but check each page before publishing.
Yes. The skill is MIT licensed, and the images you generate are yours to use — for newsletters, blogs, ads or client work.
Use the Try it form above — after the $9 one-time unlock, it sends your topic to this site's image API and returns a fresh Ghibli-style image for it. The examples on this page are real outputs. The skill itself runs on your own Gemini account.
No. Ghibli Comic is an independent project, not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by Studio Ghibli. "Ghibli" here describes the visual style the skill aims for.