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Korean startup Toonit makes it possible to create webtoons with no illustration experience  

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April 7, 2022
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K-Drama, Korean game shows like  ‘Squid Games,’ ‘True Beauty,’ and ‘Business Proposal’ have been garnered millions of fans worldwide, creating a global phenomenon and increasing the appeal of Korean content. But what many don’t know is that these popular shows were developed from web-based novels or webcomics, created by highly-skilled, experienced writers and artists who spend months creating a single chapter. 

Toonit, a Korean startup launched in 2021, wants to change that. Toonit has developed a platform where users can easily create their original webcomic content without having any drawing or illustration skills. 

“We aim to break down any barriers and create a world where anyone with a story can easily make and share quality webcomics through Toonit. Our three-step, pose-snap-drag and drop process allows creators to choose various 3D assets from characters, backgrounds, and objects, then add text. Most importantly, they’ll have fun doing it!” says Jungdae Kim, the CEO of Toonit. 

Toonit released its closed beta in March 2022, and already users from over 22 countries have become the first to test out the platform, create their webcomic, and join the Original Webcomics Challenge. Through this challenge, creators will publish their webcomic and receive votes, and the top ten will win prizes valued at $10,000.

Also Read,

  • Korean webtoon creation platform Toonit to use seed investment to expand to the US
  • Korean webtoon & web novel distribution startup MZ Family attracts $ 3.4 million Series A investment
  • Korean webtoon creation platform Toon Square attracts investment for ‘Tooning’
  • Naver integrates WEBTOON and Wattpad with a $100 million investment
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