Ulvom is an AI studio for illustrators and storytellers: character sheets, manga panels, storyboards and animatics on Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 mini and more. Stills from 4 credits, moving panels from €0.04 a second — pay per panel, nothing renews.
Panel 1. The rooftops, at dusk.
Don’t look down.
01 Script
02 Pencils
03 Inks
04 Motion
Pass 1 — Script
Brief it the way you'd brief an assistant: who is in frame, what they're doing, the angle, the light, the style. Shot type and mood words matter more than adjectives.
Pass 2 — Pencils
Start from a character sheet — front, side, back — and keep it as your reference. Upload it to pens that take an image so the next panels stay on-model.
Pass 3 — Inks
Pick the panel shape: wide establishing shots, tall strips for a fall, square beats for a reaction. Re-crop the same set-up the way a board artist would.
Pass 4 — Motion
Turn a finished panel into an animatic: give a first frame (and a last one on pens that support it), choose the length in seconds, and the model fills the frames between.
p.03–04 · centre spread
Splash pages, establishing shots, covers — describe the scale and the light, and the still pens print it edge to edge.
Studio still · 3:449 cr/sec
No.01 · Moving pen
The lead. Cinematic animatics with sound, when a panel has to feel like a film still that breathes.
€0.49 a second
Studio still · 3:47 cr/sec
No.02 · Moving pen
The editor. Multi-shot beats that cut like a storyboard.
€0.07 a second
Studio still · 3:48 cr/sec
No.03 · Moving pen
The anime specialist. Cel-shaded motion, sakuga energy, stylised worlds.
€0.08 a second
Studio still · 3:44 cr/img
No.04 · Still pen
The colourist. Detailed key art, covers and style frames.
€0.04 an image
The lead. Cinematic animatics with sound, when a panel has to feel like a film still that breathes.
The editor. Multi-shot beats that cut like a storyboard.
The understudy. Quick motion tests for a page before you commit.
The thumbnailer. Cheap, fast moving roughs to check timing.
The steady hand. Clean, consistent motion for longer beats.
The anime specialist. Cel-shaded motion, sakuga energy, stylised worlds.
The character actor. Keeps your protagonist on-model from shot to shot.
The stunt double. Fast, dynamic action and expressive faces.
The sketchbook. Instant stills, edits and variations on a design.
The colourist. Detailed key art, covers and style frames.
One heroine, one city, one printed look — generated in the studio from written prompts and a single character sheet. No stock, no outside art.
Sketch
Thumbnails, roughs and test panels
1,300 credits · ≈ 325 stills or 325 s of motion
€13
Order runPage
A finished page or a character sheet set
3,000 credits (2,900 + 100 overs) · ≈ 750 stills or 750 s of motion
€29
Order runChapterMost ordered
A short chapter with a few moving beats
6,130 credits (5,800 + 330 overs) · ≈ 1,532 stills or 1,532 s of motion
€58
Order runVolume
A volume of pages plus an animatic
13,850 credits (12,800 + 1,050 overs) · ≈ 3,462 stills or 3,462 s of motion
€128
Order runSeries
A season of covers, pages and motion
32,900 credits (29,000 + 3,900 overs) · ≈ 8,225 stills or 8,225 s of motion
€290
Order runCustom run
Any amount from 1,000 to 50,000 credits (€10–€500), typed in on the order desk.
A.As between you and us, you do — stills and clips alike, commercial use included, as far as each model provider's terms allow. That covers your own characters and worlds. It doesn't hand you rights to anyone else's: a famous character, a franchise logo or another artist's work stays theirs, and making or selling it is on you. Original work is the point of the place.
A.No. You order credits once — a print run of five sizes or a custom amount — and spend them panel by panel. Nothing renews, and credits never expire.
A.The lightest moving pen starts at 4 credits (€0.04) a second, so a 5-second beat starts at 20 credits (€0.20). Stills start at 4 credits (€0.04) each. The exact price shows on the button before you ink.
A.Mostly, with craft. Make a character sheet first, then upload it as the reference image on pens that accept one; for motion, give the first frame (and a last frame where the pen supports it). Describe outfit and colours the same way every time.
A.Yes. Upload a finished illustration or a clean page as the first frame on a moving pen, describe the motion you want, and choose the length. Line art with clear shapes moves best.
A.The credits go straight back to your balance, automatically. You only pay for panels that arrive. Unused purchased credits can also be refunded within 14 days.
A.No. Your prompts, uploads and panels are not used to train models and are never sold. A prompt is sent only to the pen you picked, to draw that panel.
A.Ten right now: Veo 3.1, Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 mini, Seedance 1.0 Pro, Seedance 1.5 Pro, PixVerse V5, Happyhorse, Hailuo 2.3, Gemini Flash Image, Seedream 4.0. The cast changes as better pens arrive.
