Comic templates to print
A blank comic book page with four big panels
Big panels are best for big drawings. Four boxes, two on top and two below. Print as many pages as you like and staple them together: that's a comic book.
Free printable blank comic book pages: four big panels, two across and two down, with a title line. Room for big drawings. Letter or A4. Free, nothing to sign up for, and nothing you draw ever leaves the paper.
How to use it
- Print the page tall, at 100% size. Print three or four if your story is long.
- Write the title on page one and the page number in the top corner of each page.
- Draw one moment in each panel, top left first.
- Staple the pages down the left side when you're done.
Peabody's tips
- Big panels love close-ups: a giant eye, a dripping ice cream, a door opening.
- Draw in pencil, then go over the lines you like with a black pen.
- Colour it in after the words are in, so nothing gets smudged.
Printing it right
Pick the button for your paper. In the print box, keep the size at 100% (sometimes called “Actual size”), not “Fit to page”, so the panels come out the size they were drawn. The page is black lines on white, so a black-and-white printer is all you need, and it uses very little ink. Every line sits at least 0.4 inches from the edge, inside the part of the page that home printers can reach.
More comic templates
- 4-panel comic strip
- 6-panel comic page
- Blank page, 9 panels
- 8-page mini comic
- Storyboard, 6 panels
- Bubble cut-outs
All seven are on the comic templates page. Want a page with a story idea at the top? The Comic Page Maker makes one in three taps.