5-MINUTE TUTORIAL

Make Your Own Manga With AI

Higgsfield just launched Mangaka — type one idea and it casts the characters, draws every panel, and cuts the chapters. Full manga, comics, or webtoons from a single prompt. Here's exactly how to use it, with real screenshots.

1

Go to Higgsfield.ai

Open your browser and head to higgsfield.ai. No download, no install — the whole studio runs on the web. Sign in (Google works) and you get free generations to try it before paying anything.

Browser address bar showing higgsfield.ai loading

Just type it into the address bar — the site loads straight into the creative suite.

2

Find Mangaka on the Homepage

On the homepage, look at the top navigation bar — Mangaka has a NEW badge next to it. You'll also see it featured in the big banner carousel: "Turn any idea into manga, comics or webtoons, with your own cast and story." Click either one.

Higgsfield homepage showing the Mangaka banner with an anime character eating a basketball-sized riceball, and the Mangaka item in the top navigation

The Mangaka banner on the Higgsfield homepage — you can't miss it.

3

Open the Mangaka Studio

You land on the Mangaka page: "We cast the actors, generate every scene and cut the chapters." Two ways to start:

Scroll down to READ & EXPLORE to browse Templates (free) and comics made By community — the fastest way to see what styles are possible before you spend a generation.

Higgsfield Mangaka landing page with the Mangaka logo, Describe and Upload tabs, a prompt box, and Read and Explore section

The Mangaka studio — Describe or Upload, then one button does the rest.

4

Describe Your Idea & Hit Generate

This box is the whole workflow. Type your idea, check the settings on the bottom row, and press the big yellow button.

Close-up of the Mangaka prompt box showing the Style selector set to black and white manga, Advanced options, a free-generation toggle, Auto generate switch, and the yellow Generate Free button

The prompt box up close — one free generation is toggled on by default.

SENSEI SAYS:
Leave Auto generate off on your first run — approving the character cast before it draws the chapters is the single biggest quality boost.
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The Result: Read the Finished Comic

Here's a comic made with exactly this workflow — "Veggie Force: Night Market Rescue", 33 full-color pages, generated from a single idea. Flip through it below with the buttons or your arrow keys.

Veggie Force: Night Market Rescue — page 1 of 33
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Every panel, speech bubble, and chapter break in this comic was generated by Mangaka.

The Prompt Recipe

Mangaka works from one paragraph. The more of these four ingredients you give it, the closer the first draft lands: who (your cast), where (the world), what happens (the arc), and the vibe (genre + tone). Example:

A shy high-school girl discovers she can hear the thoughts of stray cats. Rainy modern Tokyo, neon back alleys. She teams up with a sarcastic one-eyed cat to find its missing owner. Slice-of-life with supernatural mystery — warm, melancholic, Shōnen pacing, 3 short chapters.

Weak prompts ("a cool ninja story") still work — Auto generate fills the gaps — but you're rolling dice on the cast and tone.

Your First Comic Is Free

Mangaka gives you a free generation to start, and the Templates library is free to remix. Takes about five minutes from idea to finished chapter.

START CREATING →

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