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Art styles

New art style: Graphic Novel — and the script now reads your style brief

The European bande dessinée look: an even ligne-claire ink line, flat matte color, semi-realistic adult faces and places you could walk into. Built for literary, travel and magazine stories that would look wrong as superhero action or manga.

If your story text already asks for a look — “semi-realistic”, “European graphic novel”, “no exaggerated cartoon” — the script preview now points it out and offers to switch to the closest style in one click, free. The art style always comes from the picker, never from the prose.

Convert Style now redraws each scene’s establishing shot in the new style too (1 credit per scene), so a converted comic no longer carries the old look in its backgrounds. Your own location photos still carry over free.

Graphic Novel is a paid style: any plan or credit pack unlocks it.

Graphic Novel style sample: a bearded lighthouse keeper in a navy sweater rows a wooden boat across a Breton harbour at dawn, granite houses and a lighthouse behind him
Graphic Novel keeps the ink line even and the color flat, and spends its detail on the place.
Graphic Novel style sample: the same lighthouse keeper faces a young woman in a camel coat on the harbour wall, a suitcase at her feet
The same character in a second panel.