Dragon Ball Style Panel Generator
Action, energy, and speed lines: describe your clash scene, and Bulle will turn it into a full panel in the 1990s martial arts shonen aesthetic.
Generate Your Panel
Three fields, one complete panel of 4 cases.
Leave blank and the AI will improvise a short scene.
What the generator applies
The style is described to the model in purely graphical terms: anatomy, inking, effects, palette. No work or character names are included in the prompt.
- Sharp, readable muscular anatomy, combat poses
- Spiky hairstyles, intense gazes
- Prominent speed lines, glowing energy auras
- Desert and rocky backgrounds, primary colors
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a good action scene?
Describe the action, not the outcome: 'she dodges at the last moment and counter-attacks' will yield a much better panel than 'an epic fight'. Also specify the background, otherwise the model will improvise.
Can I keep the same character across multiple panels?
Yes, but not through this tool: create an account and use the character sheets, which are reinjected into each generated panel. This ensures consistency from one page to the next.
Does the generator reproduce characters from the series?
No, and this is intentional. The text sent to the model describes an aesthetic — line work, silhouettes, backgrounds, palette — never a specific work or character. Your story line also goes through an automatic cleanup that removes protected references.
The next step is in the editor
In the editor, bubbles are vector-based and editable, text never overflows, and you can export in multi-page PDF.
Create my free accountAbout style names mentioned on this page
The names of works, studios, and series mentioned on this page are for descriptive purposes only, to denote a recognizable graphic aesthetic. Bulle.ai is not licensed, sponsored, or affiliated with the holders of these trademarks, and claims no rights to them. The images produced are generated from a generic style description: no work, character, or studio name is passed to the model. You remain responsible for what you enter and how you use the result, which is provided as-is, without warranty of non-infringement.