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8 panel comic template

Download a 8 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 8 panels.

8 panel templates

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Layout A · 8 panels

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Layout B · 8 panels

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Layout C · 8 panels

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How to make a 8 panel comic

  1. Panels 1 and 2 · Beginning. Place, characters and the normal situation.
  2. Panels 3 to 5 · Middle. The problem grows: each panel makes it a bit harder.
  3. Panels 6 and 7 · Climax. The most tense moment; use the biggest panel.
  4. Panel 8 · Ending. How things end up and what the character learned.

With 8 panels there is room for a problem and its solution; alternate wide shots and close-ups so it doesn't look repetitive.

8 panel script example

The origin of Captain Sock

  1. 1Caption: “It all started on an ordinary Monday…” A kid searches for his lost sock.
  2. 2He reaches under the bed and touches something glowing.
  3. 3A flash: FLASH! His eyes light up.
  4. 4He discovers he can find anything lost just by thinking about it.
  5. 5Big panel: he poses with a bedsheet cape and a big “S” on his chest.
  6. 6His neighbor is crying: she lost her puppy.
  7. 7The hero closes his eyes, points and runs. ZOOM!
  8. 8He returns the puppy. Caption: “A hero was born. A small one, but a hero.”

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

4 panel comic template 5 panel comic template 6 panel comic template 10 panel comic template 12 panel comic template Blank comic strips to print

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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 to 5 · middle; panels 6 and 7 · climax; panel 8 · ending.

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.