Being Salaryman
Two American friends mysteriously transported to Japan, reborn as office workers. Uses the isekai 'Truck-Kun' trope for cross-cultural comedy.
The script writing tool for comics, manga and storyboards — the spiritual successor to Superscript.
Write your script in our Desktop app, in Google Docs, or in the browser, and watch panels form as you write. Android and iOS coming soon. No AI, no sign-up, just maths.
Two American friends mysteriously transported to Japan, reborn as office workers. Uses the isekai 'Truck-Kun' trope for cross-cultural comedy.
It's JoJo's Bizarre Toddlers. Born into a Korean family, but he is a little special. A shonen one-shot with comedic undertones.
Dorothy is a wanted man ('Enemy of the State') investigating illegal human replication. A dark fantasy seinen manga.
A beginner-friendly walkthrough of writing a manga in Google Docs — pages, panels, action, dialogue. No drawing software, no expensive tools, just plain text.
A beginner-friendly walkthrough of writing a manga in plain text, using the script Barnicus made in real time by Pistol Taeja.
A free comic script template for Google Docs — pages, panels, dialogue, and a ready-to-go Mangaplay/Fountain++ sample. Open, copy, start writing.
Mangaplay Studio runs wherever you write. Pick the surface that fits — your scripts move with you.
Windows and Mac, coming soon. Native app, offline-first, your files stay on your machine.
Free Chrome extension. Write in a Google Document and see panels render in the side panel as you type.
A standalone editor and storyboard viewer in your browser. No install, no sign-up. Exports to Final Draft, Fountain, FadeIn and PDF.
Android and iOS, coming soon. Same script, in your pocket.
Pistol Taeja has left a full onboarding guide here to walk you through, step-by-step to create your very own story.
This 1-minute YouTube walkthrough shows you how to get started in Google Docs.
"Very nice extension, greatly improves the writer / artist pipeline, good stuff."
"Very well put together extension great for rough drafts and storyboarding manga and comics. Takes a little bit of learning but provides a nice guide for how all the text commands work so as long as you are willing to do some reading and practice can become a nice tool."
Built by Pistol Taeja, a manga writer who created Mangaplay while working on A Boy Named Dorothy.
Tired of maintaining separate formats for artists, writers, and screenplay readers, he built a single tool that turns a plain-text script into visual storyboards instantly. Every showcase project on this page was written and storyboarded in Mangaplay.