How to make a manga or manhwa recap with AI

The whole flow is one straight line: upload panels, extract the text, generate a script, voice it, render the video. A chapter takes minutes rather than an evening.

1. Start a project

Create a project and set its content type, genre and tone. Those choices steer how the script is written, so a comedy chapter does not come back reading like a thriller. A project holds every chapter in a series, and its settings carry forward.

2. Upload the panels in reading order

Add the chapter's panels in the order a reader would see them. Order matters more than anything else here: the script follows the sequence you upload, so a panel out of place becomes a beat out of place.

3. Extract the text

OCR reads every bubble, caption and sound effect, then assigns each line to a speaker. Check the result before moving on — a misread name is much cheaper to fix here than after the script is written and voiced.

4. Generate and refine the script

Pick a script style and generate. What comes back is a draft: edit any line, cut what drags, and add the commentary that makes the video yours. Creator Cut tightens a long chapter into something paced for watching rather than reading.

5. Voice it and render

Choose a voice in Voice Studio and perform the script, then render the video in your browser. Download the MP4 to publish directly, or take the editor project and finish it your own way. Subtitles come as a timed .srt file either way.

The video is a b-roll draft — add your own commentary before publishing
Re-voice a single line after an edit instead of performing the chapter again
Everything exports, so no step locks your work inside the tool

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