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6 panel comic template

Download a 6 panel comic strip template as PDF or open it in the editor to fill it in online. Below we explain how to split your story into 6 panels.

6 panel templates

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Layout A · 6 panels

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Layout B · 6 panels

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Layout C · 6 panels

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Layout D · 6 panels

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How to make a 6 panel comic

  1. Panels 1 and 2 · Beginning. Introduce the character, the place and what they want.
  2. Panels 3 and 4 · Middle. The problem appears and the character tries to solve it.
  3. Panels 5 and 6 · End. The decisive moment and the end of the story.

The 6 panel comic is the most requested at school because it splits the story evenly: two panels for each part.

6 panel script example

The lost wallet (honesty)

  1. 1A kid walks through the park and sees a wallet on the ground.
  2. 2He opens it: lots of money and an ID card. He thinks of everything he could buy.
  3. 3He imagines (thought bubble) a new bike and tons of candy.
  4. 4He sees an elderly lady anxiously looking for something near a bench.
  5. 5He walks over and returns the wallet. The lady smiles with relief.
  6. 6The next day the lady comes to his school to thank him in front of everyone.

Open it in the editor and each step appears inside its panel as a guide.

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Templates with a different number of panels

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Frequently asked questions

Divide the story into beginning, middle and end, and give each part a group of panels: panels 1 and 2 · beginning; panels 3 and 4 · middle; panels 5 and 6 · end.

Right here: choose the layout, paper size (Letter or A4) and whether you want writing lines or bubbles, then click “Download PDF”. It is free and needs no sign-up.

Yes. Click “Open in the editor” on any template: upload your drawings or photos to each panel, add bubbles and download it as PDF or PNG.