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Turns a written story into a multi-page comic with consistent characters across several art styles.
Tab Story converts a text narrative into a comic by analyzing the plot, generating a storyboard script, and rendering pages in a chosen art style while keeping character appearances consistent from panel to panel. It's built for people without drawing skills who still want to turn an idea into a visual comic, rather than for professional illustrators. There's no subscription; users buy credits upfront and spend them per generation, with credits that don't expire and discounts for larger bundles. The operating company is Rivon Tech Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-registered technology company focused on AI content-creation products, confirmed through its own company registration details published on the site.
Pay-as-you-go only: $10 buys a starter pack of 1,400 credits that never expire, with bulk discounts at higher amounts. No subscription and no stated free tier.
Use tool ↗Tab Story's real differentiator is character consistency across pages, which is the part most text-to-image tools struggle with when asked to draw the same character twice. The credit system is transparent and doesn't expire, but there's no subscription option for people who want predictable monthly costs instead.
Watch out: The pricing page itself did not fully render during this research (it stayed on a loading state), so per-page credit consumption should be confirmed on-site before buying a large credit pack.
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