One panel, several cuts
Variants: the right version for every reader
Some scenes need more than one version. A fight that's gentle for younger readers and unflinching for others. A scar that stays because of an earlier choice. A thought balloon that changes once the clue is found. A variant is an alternative version of a panel with a rule; when a reader reaches the panel, the first rule that matches wins.

- matching rule wins
- 1st
- re-evaluation
- live
- variants per panel
- ∞
In detail
What you get
Rules on variables
Swap anything
Let readers choose the intensity
Pass in what your site knows
Reacts live
Built and tested in the editor
"ambush": {
"layers": [{ "id": "art", "kind": "image", "assetId": "img-ambush-full" }],
"variants": [{
"id": "gentle",
"when": { "==": [{ "var": "reader.intensity" }, "gentle"] },
"overrides": {
"layers": [{ "id": "art", "kind": "image", "assetId": "img-ambush-gentle" }]
}
}]
}What it means for you
For creators
Keep your uncompromised scene — and offer a gentler cut without making two books.
Apply as a Founding CreatorFor publishers
Age-appropriate editions and classroom versions from one master.
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Read the docs
Every great story starts as a sketch.
Open the drawing board and start with your script, the smoothest way in, or with the art you already have: panel images, video clips or pages without lettering. Add balloons, shape the story, and see your first chapter running on a screen.