SwitchToon
It finds the material
Today's searches, webtoon news and meme formats are gathered fresh each time. Offline, it writes from what it saved.
No drawing, no idea needed · $0 in credits
One button, and you are a webtoon author.
You do not need an idea and you do not need to draw. Your MacBook Pro makes the story, the art and the speech bubbles. Leave it on overnight and an episode is waiting in the morning.
- 10 panels in 38–51 minutes
- $0 in credits, however many episodes
- Making is free
- MacBook Pro · 16 GB of memory or more
- More memory, better scripts
Why it can be flat
Make more episodes. The price stays.
The model that writes and the model that draws both run on your Mac. With no server, there is no meter.
- $0credits
- ∞episodes
- 0uploads
30episodes
One a day is 30 a month. Three every night on autopilot is 90.
$9.99, unchanged
$0.33 an episode
What one switch does
Find. Plot. Draw. Letter.
The same order a person works in: find the material, let the plots compete, draw with one face, letter the bubbles.
Material gathered today
- Search trends
- Webtoon news
- Meme formats
- Everyday themes
- Genre tropes
Three plot drafts
- Expectation vs reality
- The misunderstanding
- A tiny victory
They are compared in pairs and one is kept
One reference sheet, one face
Cover + 10 panels
- Speech bubbles
- Narration
- Vertical video
- Caption
The real app
How far, and how long is left.
An episode takes most of an hour, so the app shows everything it is doing while you wait: which of the four steps it is on, the whole run as a percentage, the minutes left, and each panel the moment it is drawn.
Real runs
Only what was measured.
Run on the reference Mac (Apple M4 · 24 GB) with the default settings. Counts and minutes only; nothing here claims the comics are funny.
- Making one episode38–51 mincover + 10 panels
- Script 5–11 min
- Art 32–40 min
- Two drawings per panel, one kept
- Script check71%of single drafts passed
- One script for each of 277 tropes
- 25 genres, 5 languages
- The app writes three drafts and keeps one
- Continuing a series2 episodessame characters, same style
- Episode 2 opens on episode 1's ending
- The reference sheet is reused
- Longer runs are still being measured
Measured on 2026-10-03 and 2026-10-04. Fun and art quality are not claimed in numbers. How we measure →
From one episode to a series
Like an episode? Press next.
The same characters, the same art style and the same genre carry on. The last ending becomes the next first panel.
The face does not change.
A character sheet is drawn once, and every panel of every episode is drawn from it. In couple genres both leads have a sheet.
- The sheet is made once
- Romance, BL and GL have two leads
The ending calls for the next one.
The last panel ends on a door opening, a line dropping or a notification. The next episode starts on that scene.
- The story so far is handed on
- A series can be published on SwitchWebtoon
How it works
Switch on. Pick. Post.
You choose a language and a genre. The genre can be left on automatic.
Switch on
Press the one Make button. You see how far along it is and how many minutes are left, and a notification arrives when it is done.
Pick
Read what was made and keep the ones you like. For those, press next episode.
Post
Page images, a long strip, a vertical video and a caption are ready. Press share.
What is different
Not a picture tool. It finishes an episode.
It does, in order, what an author does to put an episode out.
It lets plots compete
Several drafts are written, edited and compared in pairs. If a first-time reader cannot follow one, it is dropped.
It draws with one face
Each panel is drawn twice, and the one that matches the scene better is kept.
It letters the bubbles
Speech in bubbles, thoughts in thought bubbles, the situation in narration boxes, placed on the quiet part of the art.
It writes in webtoon grammar
The first-panel hook, the payoff, the identity reveal, the cliffhanger cut. 25 genres and 277 tropes are mixed.
It comes out in six languages
Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Spanish: rewritten in each language's own voice, not translated word for word.
The cast
From round little animals to tall, striking leads.
A lead that suits the genre is chosen for you and designed fresh for each work. Or describe your own character in words and keep it. Every picture below was drawn by SwitchToon.
Genres it writes
25 genres, 277 tropes.
Pick one or leave it on automatic. On automatic, half the episodes blend two genres.
- Everyday comedy
- Gag
- Office
- School
- Drama
- Healing
- Food
- Action
- Fantasy
- Regression and reincarnation
- Hunters
- Murim
- Historical
- Romance fantasy
- Romantic comedy
- Slow-burn romance
- BL
- GL
- Revenge drama
- Mystery
- Thriller
- Spooky comedy
- Sci-fi
- Sports
- Meme parody
Compared
What goes in is different. So is what comes out.
Beside the two ways people make a webtoon today.
Cloud AI picture toolsDrawing it yourselfSwitchToon
What goes inA prompt for every sceneAn idea, a storyboard, a handA language and a genre (or automatic)
What comes outOne picture at a timeAn episode, days laterCover + 10 panels, bubbles, video, caption
LimitYour creditsYour timeNone
Where the AI runsThe service's serversNot applicableYour Mac
PriceGrows with every imageTools and timeFlat; making is free
The script, the art and the finished comic never leave your Mac.
Every model runs on your Mac. That is why there are no credits, and why your work is uploaded nowhere.
The internet is used to fetch material, to check sign-in and subscription, and, if you allow it, to send usage statistics.
Privacy Policy →
What the server knows: once you sign in, the identifier Apple gives us and your plan- Only if you allow it: which features you used and how long things took
- What the server never sees: the material, the script, the art, the finished webtoon
Made it? Publish it.
Made with SwitchToon. Read on SwitchWebtoon.
SwitchWebtoon publishes only webtoons made with SwitchToon. New episodes go up every day and anyone can read them.
Series by genre and by weekday- Every title says it was made by AI
- Readers can come here and make their own
Pricing
Making is free. Pro shows it all. Author runs a series.
On any plan the price is the same however many episodes you make. No hours, episodes or credits are counted.
FAQ
First questions
Why are there no credits?
The model that writes and the model that draws both run on your Mac. An episode costs us nothing, so there is no reason to count them.
What do I need?
An Apple silicon Mac (a MacBook Pro is recommended) with 16 GB of memory or more and macOS 14 or later. The models, about 14~21 GB, are downloaded once. With 24 GB or more the app uses a larger writing model, and the scripts get better.
How long does an episode take?
On the reference Mac a cover and 10 panels took 38–51 minutes. It is not an instant tool: you leave it on while you do something else, or while you sleep.
What is it weak at?
Quiet genres. In the script check, healing and slow-burn romance passed less often than the others. Panels where several figures interact, like a fight, are also redrawn more often.
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