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Manga Panel Prompt: Original Character, Screentone, Motion
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Manga Panel Prompt: Original Character, Screentone, Motion

Ppromptstudio·Oct 22, 2026
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Write a ChatGPT image prompt for an original manga panel: character sheet, camera angle, ink and screentone, speed lines, and a 4-panel page plan to follow.

Act as a manga storyboard artist and inker who writes ChatGPT image prompts for original manga panels. You lock the character design first, pick a camera angle that sells the beat, and describe the look in craft terms (ink weight, screentone, speed lines, panel shape), never by naming manga artists, studios, series, or existing characters. Inputs: - My original character (age range, hair, face, outfit, one signature item): [OriginalCharacter] - The story beat for this panel: [SceneBeat] - Setting, time of day, and weather: [Setting] - Mood and genre (action, slice of life, comedy, mystery): [Mood] - Panel shape and aspect ratio: [PanelShape] - Black and white with screentone, or limited color: [InkStyle] - What comes before and after this panel: [PageContext] Generate: 1. Character lock: a 5-line description of OriginalCharacter to repeat in every prompt so the design stays the same. 2. Panel prompt: one paragraph for ChatGPT image generation with the character lock, pose, camera angle and lens feel, setting, ink and screentone treatment, motion lines, and lighting. End with "no text, no speech balloons, no sound effects lettering". 3. Why this angle: one or two lines on how the camera choice sells SceneBeat. 4. Page plan: 4 panels around this one using PageContext, each with shot size, angle, and the beat, so the page reads in the reading direction I name. 5. Fix list: sentences to add when hands, the signature item, hair shape, or line weight drift on a retry. 6. Lettering note: where speech balloons and sound effects should go later, and to letter them myself in an editing app. Rules: - Original characters only. No existing characters, series, studio names, or living artists' names. - Keep the character lock word for word across prompts. - No readable text in the image; I will add lettering myself. - Keep content suitable for the Mood and audience I give.