漫画着色プロンプトは、色を指定する前に線画、コマ境界、スクリーントーン、表情、キャラクター配色を保つよう書くと安定します。彩度、光、肌色の一貫性、色にじみも指定すると、元のインク構造を壊さず読みやすいカラー化ができます。
Color this black and white manga page while preserving the original line art, panel borders, facial expressions, and shading logic. Use clean anime color tones, consistent skin tones, natural hair colors, and avoid color bleeding across panels.
Use this when the page is clean and you mostly need controlled default coloring.
Apply soft manga colorization to this black and white page. Keep the original ink lines untouched, use balanced saturation, consistent lighting, and natural character palettes across the full page.
Good for dialogue-heavy pages where high contrast color can distract from reading.
Color this manga action scene with strong contrast and cinematic highlights while preserving line art, speed lines, impact shadows, and panel composition. Keep character colors consistent and readable.
Action pages need speed lines and shadow blocks protected before color is added.
Turn this black and white manga cover into a polished full-color manga illustration. Preserve original composition and linework, use vibrant but controlled colors, and keep the title area visually clean.
Best for covers or title pages, not small multi-panel scans.
Color all appearances of the same character with matching skin tone, hair color, eye color, and clothing palette. Preserve the manga line art, panel borders, screentone texture, and original shadows.
Use it when one character appears in several panels and color drift becomes obvious.
Color the characters and important props while keeping busy manga backgrounds subtle. Preserve hatching, screentones, panel borders, and fine line art. Avoid heavy background color bleeding into faces or speech bubbles.
Useful for dense pages where backgrounds can overpower faces.
Put the preservation instruction at the start of the prompt: keep original line art, panel borders, screentones, facial expressions, and shading logic unchanged. Then describe the color style after that.
Ask the model to preserve panel borders and avoid color bleeding across panels. Clean scans help; low contrast borders or cropped gutter lines still need manual review.
Yes, but cover prompts should protect the title area and original composition. Covers tolerate more vibrant color than dialogue pages, while small text and logos should be checked after generation.
The best general prompt is one that preserves line art first, then requests clean anime tones, consistent skin and hair color, natural lighting, and no color bleeding across panels.
Yes if the page has dialogue. Tell the AI to keep speech bubbles clean and avoid changing text, especially when you only want coloring and not translation.
