PanelWeaver

PanelWeaver turns a story and reference photos into a complete digital comic that can also be printed. Founder Luc Atakpa says he has been building the product since 2025; he shared it with makers again in September 2026.

From a memory to a book

The site asks for the story, cast and optional images, then generates covers and interior pages. Readers can revise individual pages, download a PDF or CBZ, share a link, or order paper copies. Public examples let visitors see what a finished book looks like. These are visible product capabilities, not evidence that every generated page will be consistent or print-ready.

What sits behind the workflow

On his personal site, Atakpa says he built and operates the full-stack app, an asynchronous task queue, an AI orchestration system and the print-order workflow. Those details help explain why this is more than a single image prompt: the service must keep a multi-page job moving and deliver a usable book at the end.

Progress that is public

PanelWeaver has a live creation flow, examples and a stated route to physical prints. Atakpa says he is currently focused on growth, but neither his profile nor the maker post gave a customer count, sales figure or measured generation success rate. We cannot infer those results from the gallery alone.

Sources: PanelWeaver's product site; founder Luc Atakpa's build notes; the maker-sharing Reddit thread.

Homepage screenshot captured by CoderHype for this independent editorial listing.