Updated 4/20/26
Pixton
Getting Started
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Create Your
First Comic!
Create Your Avatar!
Find your school name in the list and click the button to go to your class login page.
Your username = your school’s animal + your Bloxels password backwards.
Example: ant4321 if your Bloxels password is 1234.
Choose a background, add characters, and give them something to say. Three panels is the perfect place to start!
Make a character that looks like you (or however you want!). This will be your Pixton profile picture.
Monday Schools
Tuesday Schools
Wednesday Schools
Thursday Schools
Story Starters and Ideas
Need an idea for your comic? Try one of these!
The Button That Shouldn’t Be Pushed
Everyone said “Don’t press it.” Of course… someone did. What happens next?
A Normal Day… Until It Talked
Your pet, backpack, or lunch suddenly starts talking. What does it want to tell you?
The World Glitched
The world starts acting weird — gravity flips, colors change, or time skips. How do you fix it?
Locked In Together
Two characters are stuck in the same place and have to work together to get out.
Powers at the Worst Time
You get a superpower… but it activates at the worst possible moment.
Something Changed Overnight
You wake up and something important is different. What changed? Why?
Change The World
Let's say you had the power to change the world in one way. Show what you would do.
Best Food In The Universe
Two aliens argue about Earth’s best food. Who’s right?
The Mystery Door
Your character finds a strange door where it doesn’t belong. What’s behind it?
✨ Quick Comic Tips for Kids
💬 Keep It Short
Use just a few words in each bubble so it’s easy to read.
😀 Show Feelings
Make faces happy, sad, surprised, or silly to tell more of the story.
🎥 Change the View
Zoom in close or pull back wide — like a movie camera.
➡️ Move the Action
Each new panel should show something new happening.
✨ One Idea Per Comic
Pick ONE problem, joke, or moment. Don’t try to tell the whole story at once.
💭 Use Thought Bubbles Too
Not everything needs to be said out loud. Thoughts can show secrets, worries, or surprises.
🎬 Start in the Middle
You don’t need the beginning. Jump right to the exciting part!
🎉 End With a Moment
Your last panel should feel like something just happened — a surprise, a laugh, or a big decision.
More ideas
Here are some more ideas to help you get started creating. You can find a whole bunch more HERE.
The Happiest Moment in Your Life
Take a moment to recall the happiest time in your life so far. When was that? What made it so special?
Now, keep that memory alive within you as you go about your day and deal with all the problems ahead. The memory will keep you going.
Miracles Do Happen!
Working with your best friend, you’re designing a computer program to do something miraculous, something never done before. It will answer a basic need all people have. What does your computer program do?
Reading People’s Thoughts
You are riding the bus and looking at the people who come on board. You suddenly find you have the power to read the thoughts of others. Someone sits down across from you, you close your eyes and read their minds. What stories do you hear? What surprises do you uncover? What do you learn?
Which Woman in History Do You Admire?
It’s time to think of a woman in history whom we admire and would even like to meet and exchange thoughts if we could. Which woman captures your imagination? What would you want to say to her or ask her? Why does she have meaning for you?
There are so many female characters on Pixton. Choose one to represent a woman whom you admire and create a comic strip about her life. Your hero may be someone who lived in another time or is among us today. She may be someone you know or want to know.
Continue The Story
Each of us has at one time finished reading a book and said to ourself, ‘’I wish this book never ended,’’ and hoped for more pages or a sequel. Now, with Pixton you can create a comic strip and continue the story of your favorite characters. Did they live happily ever after? What new adventures or problems did they encounter? What happened to them after they grew up? Did everything work out as it was supposed to? You be the author-creator now as you build your comic strip. Have fun!
Even more ideas
- Practice new vocabulary words
- Create a comic strip about your own life
- Create a daily comic strip diary
- Create your own comic strip hero and write a series of stories about him/her/it
- Create an illustrated poem or song