Shotink

Shotink turns uploaded comic pages into short films. It separates pages into panels, removes speech bubbles, and provides tools to edit panel artwork, write or revise dialogue, animate panels, add character voices and sound effects, and assemble the shots into a video with sound and subtitles. The workflow is organized into six stages: Source, Art, Story, Video, Sound, and Deliver. Creators can review and revise each stage, with an assistant that knows the project. Shotink is for comic and manga creators who want to adapt their work into film. It is free to start, with credits available to buy when needed; plans differ by monthly credits, open projects, and team members.

Shotink turns comic pages into short films. It cuts uploaded comics into panels and removes speech bubbles, then helps users prepare the artwork, write a script, create moving shots, and add voices and sound. Users can arrange the shots and download a single video file with sound and subtitles. The product addresses the work of adapting a comic or manga into a film through a sequence of editing and production stages. A user starts a project by naming it and uploading comic pages. Shotink separates the pages into panels and removes speech bubbles. The user then works through stages to edit artwork, review and change the generated script, create moving shots, and add character voices and sound effects. They can review results, make changes, and return to earlier stages. Finally, they arrange the shots and download a video with sound and subtitles. Shotink is for creators who want to turn comics or manga into short films. The page describes a staged workflow, with each stage focused on one part of production and an assistant that knows the project and can help at any step. Every plan includes the listed capabilities; plans differ in monthly credits, the number of projects users can keep open, and how many people can join.