From script to screen to audience
An AI studio for comic dramas that is being built around the whole job: writing and boarding the story, producing the episode, and getting it published and seen. Not just generating pictures.
Built stage by stage with waitlist cohorts; the workflow guide says what you bring and what the studio generates.
At a glance
- What
- An AI studio for comic dramas
- Stages
- Pre-production, production, publishing
- Pre-production
- Scripts, episode plans, consistent characters, storyboards
- Production
- Styled panels, motion and camera, voice, music, subtitles
- Publishing
- Vertical cuts and full episodes, for the platforms you name
- Runs as
- An independent agent for its domain, with its own harness
- Status
- In development, waitlist open
02 · Capabilities
The whole production line, not one step of it
Making a comic drama is three jobs in a trench coat: writing one, drawing one, and running a channel. Most AI tools help with the middle job only. Runix Comic is designed to carry all three.
The story, before any pixels
Designed so a season starts as a plan, not a pile of prompts.
- Script & episode planning — draft, restructure and break a story into episodes
- Consistent characters — character sheets that hold across scenes and episodes
- Storyboards — shot-by-shot boards generated from the script, editable before render
From board to finished episode
The middle mile: panels that hold a style, then motion and sound on top.
- Styled panels — scene renders that keep one visual style across the episode
- Motion & camera — pans, zooms and transitions that turn panels into video
- Voice, music & subtitles — AI voice-over and multi-language subtitles
Shipped, then seen
An episode is not done until it is on a platform with a thumbnail worth tapping.
- Export formats — vertical short-video cuts and full episodes from one project
- Multi-platform publishing — package episodes for the platforms you post to
- Promo assets — covers, trailers and titles/descriptions for each release
03 · Fit
Who it is for
If you tell serialised stories in pictures, or want to start, this is being built for you.
Webtoon & comic artists
You already have characters and a style. Turn existing chapters into motion episodes without hiring an animation team, and keep the look that made the work yours.
Short-drama & content studios
Episode cadence is the business. Plan a season, keep characters consistent across dozens of episodes, and cut every release into the formats each platform wants.
Brand & marketing teams
Story-driven video that does not need a production house: a recurring cast, a consistent world, and promo assets generated alongside every episode.
04 · Specifications
The details a review asks for
One table, the same shape on every product page, kept current with the pages it points to.
| Item | Value | Where it is documented |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-production | Script and episode planning, character sheets that hold across scenes, storyboards from the script | Workflow guide |
| Production | Styled panels that keep one look, motion and camera, AI voice-over, music, multi-language subtitles | This page |
| Publishing | Vertical short-video cuts and full episodes from one project | This page |
| Runs as | An independent agent for its domain, with its own harness; Runix Router is optional in front of its model calls | Runix Router |
| Availability | In development; waitlist cohorts | Workflow guide |
05 · Works with
The layers on either side
Runix Comic hands off to its neighbours in the stack and works on its own. The same block sits on every product page, with the neighbours changed.
Below · 04 Gateway
Runix Router
Optional in front of an agent's model calls: one endpoint for every model, with keys and quotas beneath it. The agent runs independently of it.
Explore Runix Router →Same layer · 05 Agents
Runix Code
The other agent on the stack: an independent coding agent, reviewable in your repository.
Explore Runix Code →The whole stack
Five layers, seven products
How the agents sit on the gateway, models, data and storage beneath them.
See the stack →06 · How to start
How to start
Three steps, each with a person on the other end: Runix Comic is not self-serve.
01Join the waitlist
Tell us what you make and where it is published.
02Bring a script
Cohorts start from a real script; the workflow guide says what you bring and what the studio generates.
03Produce and publish
Episodes are built stage by stage and exported for the platforms you name.
07 · Questions
Common questions
What is Runix Comic?
An AI studio for comic dramas being built to cover the whole production line: pre-production, production, and publishing. Most tools stop at generating pictures; this one is designed around finishing and shipping episodes.
What does end-to-end cover?
Three stages: scripts, consistent characters and storyboards; then styled panels, motion, voice and subtitles; then export, multi-platform publishing and promo assets for each release.
When can I use it?
It is in development and not generally available yet. We onboard from the waitlist in small cohorts so early feedback actually shapes the product. Tell us what you make and we reply within one business day.
Who is it for?
Webtoon and comic artists moving into motion, short-drama and content studios producing serialised episodes, and brand teams that want story-driven video without a full animation pipeline.
Get in before the first cohort fills
Tell us what you make (a series, a channel, a back catalogue of chapters) and we will tell you honestly where the product is and when you would get access.
Join the waitlist