Do I need to provide a Gemini or other AI API key?

No. Character chat, story-path generation, creator-room planning, and live voice use VibeComicBook hosted AI access. Voice scenes require sign-in and available plan minutes.

Why am I being asked to sign in?

Sign-in is required when VibeComicBook needs to save personal data, including voice usage, schedules, favorites, reviews, messages, course progress, test results, and story paths.

What should I do when a call stops with an error?

The call stops immediately so time after the failure is not counted. Review the error reference and connection details in chat, restart once, and include the reference when contacting support if the problem repeats.

Why can the character not see my Creator Room work?

Creator Room work remains local until it is shared. During a live story session, use Show character or Update character on the whiteboard, notebook, document, Story Lab, or SVG Studio and wait for the shared status.

Why can I not create or save a story path?

Sign in and confirm that the active plan is Basic, Plus, or Pro. Free accounts can schedule standalone character sessions without creating a story path.

Why did my minutes stay the same after choosing a lower plan?

A downgrade begins when the current plan term expires. Existing access and remaining minutes stay available until the valid-until date, then the lower allowance applies from the next plan cycle.

VibeComicBook Help Center - Chat, Creator Room and Account Support

Help topics

Go straight to the part of your process that needs attention.

See what is new

Start creating

Move from a rough idea to a useful first story decision.

1

Choose an original character

Browse by creator track, compare story strengths and personality, preview the first session, and open the creator guide for character-specific prompts and workflows.

Browse characters

2

Name one story result

Bring a premise, scene, page, dialogue exchange, continuity problem, or issue goal. Ask for one next choice so your own decisions stay visible.

Plan an issue

3

Sign in for continuity

Google Sign-In connects your creator profile, favorites, reviews, messages, sessions, schedules, progress, files, and saved story context.

Open sign in

Story modes

Use the lightest format that fits the creative task.

Precise and reviewable

Story chat

Roleplay a scene, test choices, tighten dialogue, plan panels, or request focused craft feedback. Recent context and saved story memory can support continuity when you are signed in.

Fast discovery

Live voice scene

Speak by microphone or type while the character answers aloud. Use voice for scene roleplay, dialogue read-throughs, pitches, and rapid character reactions.

Planned focus

Scheduled session

Set a goal, date, duration, and reminder. Scheduled and completed sessions appear in your calendar and history so the next production action is easy to recover.

You remain the creator

Characters can offer options, questions, roleplay, and critique. They should not decide your protagonist's actions, copy protected franchises, or replace your final editorial judgment.

Creator Room

Keep the live conversation beside the work itself.

01

Map and draw

Use the whiteboard for beats, page layouts, relationship maps, clues, timelines, and rough panel geography. SVG Studio turns durable diagrams into reusable assets.

02

Write and organize

Use Notebook for continuity and decisions, Document for outlines or scripts, Plan for milestones, Practice for scene drills, and Review Cards for craft or lore recall.

03

Share deliberately

Workspace changes remain local until you choose Show character or Update character. Assets, transcript, screen sharing, and connection status remain visible during the session.

One active story problem works best

Keep the current scene, page, or continuity question visible. Save the useful decision before opening another tool or switching modes.

Paths and workspace

Continue the issue without losing the decisions that shaped it.

A

Story paths

Turn a goal into a sequence of creator sessions. Open the full path, continue the next step, review progress, or create a new path with the same character.

Open workspace

B

Calendar and history

Review upcoming sessions, reschedule work, continue a completed thread, and inspect chat or call history when you need to recover an earlier decision.

Open calendar

C

Files and messages

Keep creator files in the account file browser and use messages for saved conversations. Favorites make frequently used characters easy to find again.

Open files

Craft library

Practice the craft outside a live story session.

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Creator courses

Each character leads a five-chapter comic workshop with creator goals, key terms, visual models, a practical artifact, a checkpoint, notes, progress, and an original issue sprint.

Browse courses

24

Topics and tracks

Explore origins, villains, panel craft, dialogue, continuity, cosmic rules, mysteries, and issue production through focused topics and eight creator tracks.

Browse topics

06

Skill checks

Run comic craft checks, review explanations, and save signed-in results as useful character context. The optional dialogue English check keeps its CEFR scoring.

Open skill checks

08

Review decks

Use flashcards and quizzes for origin beats, rivalry pressure, page turns, dialogue, continuity, cosmic rules, clues, and production passes.

Open review decks

14

Creator resources

Download or open worksheets for character design, issue planning, panel beats, dialogue, world rules, clues, continuity, and release preparation.

Browse resources

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Utility labs

Use browser-based writing, timing, color, audio, planning, science, budget, health, and everyday calculators without sending tool input to the server.

Open creator tools

Creator guides go deeper

Read the general comic guides for origins, villains, roleplay, issue planning, and universe design, or open a profile-specific playbook for any character.

Browse guides

Account and support

Control what is saved and know where to recover it.

01

Creator profile and settings

Manage your display name, creator level, notes, appearance, saved character context, and account preferences. Public browsing does not require sign-in.

Open settings

02

Plans and voice usage

Plans control eligible story paths, Creator Room access, and included live voice minutes. Review the current allowance before a longer session.

Compare plans

03

Originality and privacy

Keep characters, worlds, symbols, teams, powers, and plots original. Review the privacy controls and remove saved context that no longer belongs in the project.

Read the originality policy

Chat or voice is unavailable

Refresh once, confirm the browser is online, and allow microphone access only when using voice. A hosted deployment also needs its Gemini and Google authentication environment values configured.

A Creator Room workspace is not reflected in the conversation

Choose Show character for the first share or Update character after revising. Wait for the shared status before asking about the new version.

Progress, files, favorites, or history are missing

Confirm you are signed into the same Google account. Account-backed records are not attached to anonymous browsing sessions.

A page still does not behave as expected

Send the page URL, character name, action you attempted, visible error text, browser, device, and approximate time. Do not send passwords, tokens, or private API keys.

Still blocked?

Send the exact page and action.

Use the contact form or email hello@vibecomicbook.online. Clear reproduction steps are more useful than a long description.

Contact support hello@vibecomicbook.online

Create, revise, and keep your comic universe organized.