Comic pages
Your cuts become panels, your words become bubbles, and a reroll restyles the page.
Comic on the clip’s share face turns the strip into a comic page: a 2×2 grid of panels, each panel one cut of your film, framed and inked like a printed page.
What goes where
- Panels: the page picks four cuts across the film, first and last included, so the page reads like the story.
- Bubbles: a cut’s words become a speech bubble in its panel.
- Caption boxes: narration lines land as caption strips.
The reroll
Shuffle the look rerolls the page’s dressing: the paper, the panel borders, the title lettering. The panels themselves stay fixed, so rerolling never changes your story, only its costume.
Sharing it
The page saves as a PNG through the share sheet, print-ready like any display page.
A four-cut clip makes the cleanest page: one cut per panel, no choices needed. Shoot with the page in mind and the comic comes together on its own.