Konyomi and Anifusion side by side
| Feature | Konyomi | Anifusion |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Gem packs, no subscription: $19.99 for 5 chapters, $34.99 for 10, $74.99 for 25 | Creator $9 a month for 2,000 credits, Pro $24 a month for 10,000. Credit packs from $15 for 2,000. Prices exclude tax |
| Free tier | Signing in and reading are free. Drawing needs a gem pack, because a new account has no gems | 100 free credits, no card. Commercial use and high-resolution export come with paid plans |
| What you start from | A written story, pasted or uploaded as a .txt file, up to 200,000 characters. Or a chat in which Kon writes the story with you | Panel descriptions, scripts, scene prompts, reference images and pose control |
| Length | Up to 40 chapters per story, each up to 6 pages and 16 panels | Not listed. You build pages from layout presets or custom grids |
| Same characters across pages | Each character is drawn once, then used as the reference for every panel. You cannot upload your own character art | Six-view character reference sheets and LoRA training from 10 to 30 images |
| Art styles | 10 named styles, from Shōnen action to Noir | Not listed as a number. Models include AnimagineXL 4.0, SDXL, Pony Diffusion and FLUX.1 |
| Editing | Change any balloon or caption for free. Redraw one panel with a note for 10 gems. No layout editor | Infinite canvas, inpainting, face enhance, custom grids, speech bubbles, vertical text and manga fonts |
| Languages | Balloons in the language of your story. App screens in English | Not listed |
| Export | PDF from the print window of your browser, and a public story link | High-resolution export on paid plans. File formats not listed |
| Mobile | Works in a phone browser and installs to the home screen. No app-store app | Desktop only, according to its site |
| Ownership | Terms: your story and the manga stay yours. Local law decides the rights in AI drawings | Commercial use included on Creator and Pro, subject to its terms and your rights in your inputs |
One Anifusion image costs between 5 and 100 credits, depending on the model, so the number of pages per plan varies.
Where Konyomi is stronger
- No page-by-page prompting. Konyomi reads up to 200,000 characters of prose, splits it into chapters and plans the panels. On Anifusion you describe and arrange each panel.
- Long stories with one cast. A Konyomi story can run to 40 chapters of up to 6 pages each. Kon draws every character before the first page and uses those drawings in every panel.
- Phones. Konyomi works in a phone browser and installs to the home screen. Anifusion says it supports desktop only.
- No subscription. Konyomi sells packs that never expire. Anifusion's plans are monthly, with packs on the side.
What Anifusion offers
- A canvas. Custom grids, inpainting and face enhance let you work on any part of a panel.
- Manga lettering. Vertical text and several manga fonts.
- Your own characters and models. Six-view reference sheets, LoRA training from 10 to 30 images, and a choice of image models.
Who each is best for
- Pick Konyomi if you write stories and want them drawn as manga chapters without arranging panels yourself. Kon splits the text into chapters, draws the cast once and letters every balloon as text you can change for free. It works from a laptop or a phone.
- Pick Anifusion if you like to direct every panel, want to train your own character models, and work on a desktop computer.
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Common questions
Is Anifusion better than Konyomi?
For writers, Konyomi is the better fit. It turns a written story into chapters without arranging each panel, and it works on a phone. Anifusion is built for hands-on editing on a desktop, with a canvas, inpainting, manga fonts and LoRA training.
Which is cheaper, Anifusion or Konyomi?
Anifusion starts lower: $9 a month for 2,000 credits, and it gives 100 free credits, as of October 27, 2026. Konyomi has no subscription. Its smallest gem pack is $19.99 for a 5-chapter story.
Does Anifusion work on a phone?
Anifusion's site says it supports desktop devices only for now. Konyomi works in a phone browser and can be added to the home screen.
Which keeps characters more consistent?
They use different methods. Konyomi draws each character once from your text and attaches that drawing to every panel, with no setup. Anifusion lets you build six-view reference sheets and train a LoRA on 10 to 30 images of a character, which takes more setup and gives more control.
Sources
We checked the Anifusion facts on its public site on October 27, 2026. Konyomi makes this page. Write to contact@konyomi.com if a fact has changed.
Konyomi turns a written story into manga, with the same faces on every page.