How to create a comic series

Open Series in the top menu. Under Create Series, type a Series title and a Short description, then press Create Series.

Your new series appears under Your Series. Click it to open its settings.

The Bible is the rulebook every episode follows. Fill in World & Rules (how your world works) and Tone & Genre (for example “cozy mystery, gentle humor”).

Tick Lock visual style for new episodes so every episode uses the same art style and page format.

Under Format, you can add a Previously on… recap page (one extra, normal page at the start of Episode 2 onward), Cliffhanger ending guidance, and a “To be continued…” closer. Press Save Bible.

Under Cast, click Add from library, choose a saved element and press Pin. Pinned cast members are preselected for every new episode, but never forced into a story.

Add a Series note to any cast member. If a character changes during the series — a new scar, a new outfit — open Current state, write a State note and press Save state. You can also Generate state image. The change applies to future episodes of this series only; your library element stays as it was.

The Arc section holds episode ideas in order. Open Draft an arc with AI, write a premise and choose how many episodes (1–12), then press Draft arc. Add the ideas you like with Add to arc.

You can also type your own with Add a beat. Beats are just plans — they never create scripts by themselves.

Press New Episode. The create form opens with a banner — “Creating Episode 2 of …” — and the previous episode's settings already filled in.

Give the episode a title, then tap the Series cast chips you want in this episode. Open Story so far to see the recap ComicKnit shares with the script writer. If there are Loose ends, tick the unresolved threads this episode should move forward.

If you planned an arc, the next beat fills in the story box — edit it freely. Then press Create Comic and finish the episode as usual.

Already made a comic that belongs in the series? Open it from My Comics and choose the series in the Series dropdown.

Back in the series manager, Episodes lists everything in order. Move episodes up or down to reorder them, or Remove one from the series. After each episode is finished, ComicKnit writes a Continuity summary (synopsis, ending state, character changes, open threads) that you can edit.

When you publish episodes, the series gets a public page — click Open Public Page to see it. Readers can subscribe and are notified when you publish a new episode.

Use Export PDF or Export ZIP to download the whole series as a single volume.