LlamaGen
Most image generators make you fight for the same face twice; this one is built around keeping characters consistent across a whole book, and the panel-count limits per plan tell you it is designed for sequential work rather than single frames. The free entry point plus a real API makes it easy to try and easy to automate. The credit model is where the cost hides — panel counts, character counts and model choice all draw from the same pool, so a long story burns a plan faster than the monthly figure suggests.
Pros
- Character consistency held across pages, with custom characters on paid plans
- Text, image and video inputs all accepted as story sources
- Comic-to-video conversion from the Pro tier upward
- A documented comic API, which is rare in this niche
- Roughly 50 interface languages and cheaper education plans
Cons
- Credit accounting means the real cost depends on panel and character counts, not the sticker price
- The cheapest standard plan caps at 20 panels per prompt and 10 custom characters
- The company gives no address and only a governing-law clause to identify itself
- Usage figures on the home page are vendor claims with nothing independent behind them