It's now much clearer what you're choosing. • The first step shows all five formats at once, each with an example and what it's for. And it says something nobody said before: an 8-panel comic costs the same as a 1-panel one. • The second invites you to tell it in your own words, reminds you that you can dictate with the microphone, and offers examples that fill the field with one tap. • The third explains that you can change who says each line by tapping their name. Also: • When you share, the comic goes out signed and with its link, so whoever receives it knows what it was made with. • Dictation no longer stops at the first pause: it now waits ten seconds, which is how long you take to think between sentences.

• You can now redeem gift codes from the top-up screen. • A heads-up when your photo has a lot of faces, so you can pick just a few main characters. • New tip: the more detail you give about the situation, the better the dialogue. • The scriptwriter no longer switches language mid-sentence. • Texts reviewed across all seven languages.

This version doesn't change the app: it refreshes the App Store screenshots so they show PhotoComics as it is today, and adds screenshots in each language.