Web vs iOS app
ComicInk has two surfaces that share the same account and the same content:
- Web at
comicink.ai - iOS app on the App Store: apps.apple.com/app/comicink
Sign in on either with the same credentials and you'll see the same series, issues, characters, and credit balance.
Feature parity
Both platforms support:
- Creating series, issues, pages, and panels
- Generating images (characters, pages, covers, panels)
- Editing dialogue and narration
- Defining and reusing characters, worlds, and assets
- Reading and sharing comics
- Buying credits
- The full set of 12 art styles, 4 comic sizes, and 10 languages
Where they differ
Feature | Web | iOS |
|---|---|---|
Sign in with Google | ✅ | ✅ |
Sign in with Apple | ❌ | ✅ |
Email/password sign-up | ✅ | ✅ |
Buying credits | Stripe checkout | Apple In-App Purchase |
Push notifications | ❌ | ✅ |
Live chat support | Crisp chat bubble | In-app inbox (migrating to live chat) |
Creator storefront management | ✅ | View-only for now |
Pricing is identical across web and iOS for the same credit pack — the Starter, Creator, and Pro packs cost the same on both.
Buying credits — what to know
Because Apple takes a 30% cut of in-app purchases, all platforms charge you the same retail price. The platform-side margin difference is invisible to you. Buy from whichever is convenient.
A credit pack bought in the iOS app shows up immediately in your web account too, and vice versa.
Read on web, create on iOS — and back
Your work syncs both directions automatically. Generate a page on iPad, finish editing on a laptop. Issues and pages reload from the server every time you open them.
Custom domains and storefronts
If you've set up a custom storefront domain, the storefront itself is web-only at the moment — the iOS app shows the same content but doesn't yet host the custom-domain UI for managing the store.
Which one should you use?
- Long sessions, lots of editing: web. The keyboard, mouse, and bigger screen win.
- Browsing the gallery, reading published comics, quick generations on the go: iOS.
- Push notifications when something finishes generating: iOS only.
If in doubt, install both — they share an account and your work follows you.
Updated on: 26/04/2026
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