ChatGPT now draws your first page before planning the rest
When you make a comic from ChatGPT or Claude, the first thing you get back is page one, so you can see the look before planning a whole chapter. And there is no separate content policy step to get through first.
What changed. Ask ChatGPT or Claude for a comic on Inkroost and it now sets up your series and characters, then offers to draw page 1 straight away: one page, one version, for 10 credits. You see the look first and plan the rest of the chapter after. Before, it planned a whole chapter and priced it up front, often more than the free credits a new account starts with, so many people never saw a single drawing.
No extra step before the first drawing. Signing up to Inkroost already means agreeing to the Terms, and the content policy is part of them, so your assistant can draw as soon as you ask. There is no separate box to tick first.
Watching the page arrive. A page takes about two minutes to draw. Your assistant now tells you that and gives you a link to the chapter in the studio, where the page appears as soon as it's ready. If the chat has moved on, say "show me" and it fetches the page.
Knowing what your credits cover. When a drawing needs more credits than you have, your assistant now tells you how many pages your balance still draws, and offers to draw those.