Tunman (屯漫)

The AI comics tool Tunman breaks down the comics creation process into three major stages: text import, character generation, and storyboard production.

The Tunman tool automatically parses the plot via an AI script, allowing users to complete the entire workflow from text to finished comics in a near one-click manner.

Tunman supports generating works with different visual styles, such as Japanese and Chinese traditional styles, from the same story, demonstrating multi-style capability.

Tunman's asset library feature automatically analyzes uploaded plot content and generates text descriptions of each character in the story; after the user clicks to generate images, the AI draws the character's appearance based on the descriptions.

The Tunman tool supports modifying prompts and regenerating images, allowing repeated adjustments to characters until satisfactory results are achieved.

The Tunman tool also supports the generation of scenes and props to build a complete comics asset library.

All main characters must be fully generated and confirmed before entering the storyboard stage; otherwise, inconsistencies in character appearance may occur.

Tunman's storyboarding process references locked character visual archives, which is equivalent to providing the AI with reference image constraints, technically reducing the Character Drift problem.

In Tunman's asset library mechanism, existing technology still struggles to achieve fully seamless cross-frame consistency in multi-angle action and extreme expression scenarios.

Tunman's one-click generation is more of a process-level convenience than a one-step quality solution, as the AI-automatically split storyboard logic does not necessarily align with the story's pacing and still requires creator intervention for adjustment.

Using Tunman's tool, users barely need drawing skills, with the main work concentrated on story creativity and effect fine-tuning.