· 2 min read · Mobtive
Make Your Own Manga Page in Minutes with Gootaku Manga Studio
Quick answer
Gootaku's Manga Studio builds a full manga page from your story. You write the scene, choose a layout of one to six panels, pick an art style and add speech, thought or shout bubbles. No drawing skills are needed, and generations arrive in seconds.
From idea to page
Most people who love manga have a story in their head and no way to draw it. Gootaku closes that gap. Its Manga Studio turns a written scene into a finished multi-panel page on your phone.
Step by step
- Write the story. Describe what happens on the page, panel by panel or as a short scene.
- Choose a layout. Pick between one and six panels. A single panel suits a dramatic reveal, while six panels suit a conversation.
- Pick an art style. Shonen, shojo and seinen looks give the page a different mood.
- Add bubbles. Place speech, thought and shout bubbles to tell the reader who is talking and how.
Build your cast first
Pages read better when characters stay consistent. Use the Character Creator to design an original character from a description, and the Name Generator for anime names and backstories. You can also turn a selfie into an anime portrait or a chibi version of yourself and your friends.
More ways to play
- Manga Panel turns a single scene idea into one dramatic panel.
- Story Scene generates a full manga scene from text.
- Webtoon Style produces vertical art for scroll-based comics.
- Manga Colorist adds colour to black and white pages.
Privacy
Photos are stripped of GPS metadata before upload, encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used to train AI models. You can delete your data at any time in Settings.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need drawing skills to make manga with Gootaku?
No. You describe the story or upload a photo and the app creates the artwork.
How many panels can a Gootaku manga page have?
Manga Studio layouts range from one to six panels.
Can I add speech bubbles?
Yes. You can add speech, thought and shout bubbles.
Are my photos used to train AI?
No. Gootaku states that photos are never used to train AI models.