Lignique

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What Lignique is

Lignique is a web workspace for creating comics and visual stories with AI while keeping recurring visual elements consistent. Creators upload references for characters, locations, props and styles, describe scenes in plain language, generate panels, edit them and export pages. Character Lock carries a defined character across panels and pages while retaining its face, outfit and proportions. Style Locks use multiple reference images to guide a project’s art direction, and Location or Background Lock is intended to keep recurring settings visually stable. Edit Studio supports targeted, reference-guided changes such as recolouring, replacing or adjusting panel elements. Exports include high-resolution comic-ready pages and layered PSD files where applicable. Draft outputs cost one credit, Standard outputs three and Final outputs eight; Smart Assist adds one credit per operation when available. The product is in open beta. A 14-day trial includes 12 one-time credits, while paid plans start at $15.00 per month.

Who it suits

Lignique is intended for comic creators, AI artists, writers, storytellers, small studios and educators. It suits projects that depend on recurring characters, styles and locations.

What it does well

Character, style and location consistency tools
Reference-guided panel editing
High-resolution and layered PSD exports
Web workflow from references to export
Commercial use is listed

What to know first

No free plan beyond the limited trial
Open beta status
Credits are required for generated outputs
Top-up credits require a paid subscription

Limits

The free trial provides 12 one-time credits for 14 days, with no rollover. Draft outputs cost 1 credit, Standard outputs 3, and Final outputs 8; Smart Assist costs 1 additional credit per operation when enabled and available.

Plans

Plan	Billed and limits	Price
Free Trial	12 one-time credits · Valid for 14 days · All generally available creative features · No rollover	Free
Studio	$119 month; annual option: $1,190/year · 800 credits granted each month · Maximum subscription-credit balance: 1,600 · All generally available creative features	$119 a month
Starter	$15 month; annual option: $150/year · 60 credits granted each month · Maximum subscription-credit balance: 120 · All generally available creative features	$15 a month
Creator	$29 month; annual option: $290/year · 150 credits granted each month · Maximum subscription-credit balance: 300 · All generally available creative features	$29 a month
Pro	$59 month; annual option: $590/year · 360 credits granted each month · Maximum subscription-credit balance: 720 · All generally available creative features	$59 a month

As lignique.com lists them, read 7 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

Open the Lignique website in a web browser.
Start the 14-day free trial, which includes 12 one-time credits.
Upload character, location, prop, and style references.
Describe scenes in plain language and generate panels.
Edit panels as needed, then export pages or layered PSDs where applicable.

Verdict

Lignique focuses on continuity across AI-generated comic panels, with reference controls, editing and layered exports. Its credit-based plans and open-beta status matter for creators planning regular production.

Questions

How much does Lignique cost?

Paid plans start at $15 a month. The Starter plan also offers annual billing at $150/year.

Does Lignique have a free plan?

No. It offers a free trial with 12 one-time credits, valid for 14 days, with no rollover.

Which platforms does Lignique support?

Lignique is available on the web.

What do the plans include?

The Starter plan grants 60 credits monthly, Creator 150, Pro 360, and Studio 800. Each includes generally available creative features, and each plan has a maximum subscription-credit balance.

Can I export layered files?

Lignique offers high-resolution comic-ready pages and layered PSD exports where applicable.

Who is responsible for uploaded references and published outputs?

Creators are responsible for third-party intellectual property in uploaded references. The maker says creators must review outputs and take responsibility before publication.

Facts from Lignique's own pages

Beta and support: Lignique describes itself as an open beta, offers early access and live workflow demos, and lists a contact email and phone number. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Character consistency: Character Lock reuses a defined character across panels and pages, maintaining face, outfit, and proportions. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Creator control and IP: The maker says creators control the story, characters, prompts, references, revisions, and final direction, and are responsible for third-party IP in uploaded references. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Credit costs: Draft outputs cost 1 credit, Standard outputs 3 credits, and Final outputs 8 credits; Smart Assist adds 1 credit per operation when enabled and available. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Credit limits: A paid subscription is required to buy top-up credits, and purchased top-up credits remain valid for 12 calendar months. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Editing: Edit Studio supports targeted, reference-guided edits such as recolouring, replacing, or adjusting elements in a generated panel. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Exports: The product offers high-resolution comic-ready pages and layered PSD exports where applicable. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Headquarters: Alappuzha, Kerala, India · lignique.com, 28 Sept 2026
Headquarters/contact address: The site lists Lignique Studios at Komalapuram, Alappuzha, Kerala, India. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Intended users: The maker lists comic creators, AI artists, writers and storytellers, small studios, and educators as intended users. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Location consistency: Location / Background Lock is designed to keep recurring rooms, streets, and landscapes visually stable between scenes. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Output review: The maker says outputs require creator review and responsibility before publication. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Purpose: Lignique is a continuity-first workspace for creating comics and visual stories with AI, keeping characters, styles, and locations consistent. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Style consistency: Style Locks use multiple reference images to maintain a consistent project art direction across panels. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026
Workflow: The workflow runs from uploaded character, location, prop, and style references through plain-language scene directions, panel generation, editing, and export. · lignique.com, 7 Oct 2026

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