I thought this was webtoon channel's lmao because of the editing design of the video , great job !

I’m still working on the first chapter. I’m scared, tbh. I’m not very popular on social media at all. I have like negative infinity social skills, lol. But thank you for the specific and detailed information. It really helped.

My plan was to make animated trailers for my webcomic.

i'll tell you what to do. do a BL or a GL or romance in general and you'll succeed even with the worst art possible

I am making my first webcomic right now, finished the script and now I am finishing character design before I start actually drawing ;-; my hands are in pain

i remember deviantart had the same mechanism. you could front page, simply by posting ! but in a mere seconds/minutes you’re off, because newer content pushed you back

That no.1 fact is true. As much as some people think they only draw and post it because they love it, the audience for their webcomic is still important and time is the key to success to gain more subscribers. Thank you for the tips, master!

I've never drawn my entire life, but after years of being a big anime/ manga fan I've finally given it some serious though and started ever so slightly with lessons in drawing. I've been kinda nervous as to wether my story will do well or not, but your video was great and makes me very motivated to begin ^^ Thank you!

Came from Reddit, you did a good job for a first time in this video format 👍

i'm already doing the one. but i should try the other two tips! good advice! my web comic is Rainbow Fire, a comedy/Scifi

Thank you so much for the tips, this was a very helpful video!! I was so surprised though to see the thumbnail for my webcomic when you pulled up the genre page at 2:36! (Mine's 'Lemon', the third row down, on the far right)

Great advice! I’ve been torn on whether to post one “page” at a time or combine pages into longer chapters. You answered my question!

For help with posting often, I highly recommend not posting your webtoon episodes right after you finish them and save a few episodes for buffers! I know it's tempting to upload right when the episode is completed but save a few! It's nice to have a few episodes completed so you can schedule them for steady upload schedule, and even to have some ready for weeks when you get busy and can't finish comic work as easily. When I was a Canvas creator, I had an unsteady freelance work schedule outside of my comic so I'd make batches of 5 episodes and then post when I finished the 5th one. Then I'd get to working on the next 5 while not having to worry about uploading. I'm currently an Original creator and I have a 10-13 week buffer in case something ever happens so I'm not scrambling or needing to go on hiatus to catch up. Find what works with your life but having a few saved will help keep a steady upload schedule!

coming back to this video a second time, only to memorize the tips once more. I came back to this the first time i tried to make a comic, and I never got far. And now? I have a 5 episode buffer, and i plan to start posting my comic King of Color within this week! thank you for being a part of that journey!

For the four people who disliked this, what's wrong with you??? These are some great simple tips, I know I'll use, that I haven't heard anyone else talk about. Switching up your genres? Being mindful of trends and posting times and changing that when it runs dry? We're only really told about the thumbnail and to post regularly. Thank you so much for this!

This was so helpfullll!!! I just uploaded my webcomic on webtoon and was trying to find ways to get it more subscribers and views it’s been working a lot better since I changed the upload date :D My comic called The Arcana btw

Great job! Thanks for the tips, I didn't know about the "all" section in canvas and I definetly didn't know about the last updated webtoons being shown at the top, really useful!

Omg the tip 1 ! I never thought of that ! Great tips

Seriously you're great! Most webcomic youtubers are boring to listen to and I felt like your video was 3 minutes long. Keep doing more!

I can't believe that you only have a little over 500 subscribers here but I'm glad to say I'm one of them now.

Never thought about changing the time I post. Good tip!

I’m planning on creating and publishing a webtoon soon, thank you so much!! This video was beyond helpful

this has so many good tips in it! thank you!

Wow I never thought about doihng any of these things haha. thank you for the tips!

Solid advice! I've haven't really tapped into the webtoon algorithm so this was really informative. Thank you!

Thanks for the direction! I'll implement these ideas and report back xD

that part about posting at a good time is realllyyy important

Thank you very much for your insights! I was actually thinking about these recently and it is good to know that I'm likely right! Have a very nice day!

Hi!!! Thank you for the advices and you're sweet :(( I hope you'll have more subscribers and readers! And stay safe as well!!

Really good advicess!!

Thank you so much !!! I actually struggled to only pick 2 genres for my comic cause it can touch different themes now I know I can change the genres accordingly to the story's direction

Fantastic simple advice !

Thanks, Steve!

I recently started a webtoon and I’m gonna use this info!

Thanks for advice! It really helps. I am currently creating a stickman webtoon with combining art of stickman and modern loll.

Hey, you're friends with my Dad, Chris Flick! I found this video really helpful, I actually started my first ever Webtoon Canvas, Cat Girl!

This just appeared in my recommended as I am currently working on the skeleton and art of my webtoon while it's on hiatus lol Super helpful! I'll be sure to use these tips once my comic Unbelievably Undead starts back up again around Jan-Feb next year :D

I'm working on the first ep of my web comic Loch Ness Ultra and this was really helpful👍🏾

Thank you sososo much for these tips!! I’ve been hoping to start publishing a webtoon soon and these are definitely very helpful! :))

Man, thanks for letting me know all this about webtoons. Holy bejeesus I think I'll continue to upload there, but I'll try my luck on other platforms too.

Amazing advice!!! I was about to go start my magnum opus comic, but I think it's best that I start with a smaller comic idea that I have, and I will try all your advice out! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences 🥰

thank you for the advices !!!

Very helpful and concise advice- thank you!!🙏

This was a great video. You gave advice that I hadn't heard before (I was not expecting that.) I'm totally going to try changing the upload time for my webtoon. I've been consistent in up loading every week on the same day and about the same time, but I'd like to experiment now. I went over to your webtoon to check it out. I love it! Very funny! I subscribed and gave it a 10 star. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this video.

Thank you, that was really helpful

This is the most helpful video I've found about webtoon canvas. Everyone else normally speaks about what to put in your comic which is okay but this is a great for just promoting yourself and explaining the system nicely.

I feel you gave the most helpful advice I've seen in youtube. Hope to see more when you find out more!

Great video Steve! Thank you!

Good content! Subscribed. You pretty much nailed this style of video already.

Thank you. The weekly thing is a bit hard atm,but the other ones I can do

This is very helpful. Im on my 20th panel and i plan to post it when i get to 90th. But these advices are gold. Im glad it randomly popped on my YT feeds.

This was exceptionally helpful, thanks!

This was very helpful ! thank you for the tips !

thank you sir! i will make sure to do all of the things you said, hopefully your comic will go more viral!

thanks so much Steve! I'm going to be starting my own webtoon soon... this helped a lot!

Woah you are right! I seem to notice that some people who post more often get more views even if it is only 3 panels! I’m subbing I am taking all the tips

Great webcomics tips, Steve!

Hey, what do you know? It's rare for me to hear actual good tips that I haven't already heard before, and this video was really insightful! I'll definitely try to take these into account in continuing my current webtoon! (Which is called Motley Crew, btw) Also, I love the editing!

I haven't uploaded my webcomic yet, but this is great advice for things I didn't think about.

Great video!

These are actually great tips. Thank you.

Great tips thank you for sharing!! Also this is a little random but you have a really nice smile :))

awesome video!!! looks super professional and was definitely helpful. thanks!

WOW! Thank you so much! This is definitely gonna help my webtoon. My webtoon is called The Uncalled Four

Currently, I have been using the second tip and will definitely experiment more with the first and third tips! I agree that when art evolves, so should your series thumbnails. I really appreciate the advice! My webcomic is Scarf Girl which is a drama/school story!

Thanks for the tips I'm going to use it on my Webtoons Deleted and Sparks.

laughs in end of the month updates due to school and work i've been doing this stuff for a year and I'm pretty unlucky but I am taking this advice asap!

Thank you so much 🙂 I feel like I'm getting ready to publish in Webtoon

Thank you for the info, big help!

Thank you so much for these tips!!! I wish there were more videos like yours on youtube! Btw my Webtoon is called: Game of death! 😁

Honestly, this video was so professional and you helped me a lot! Thanks a lot for this video and the tips!!🙏💞

Good advice! I’m gonna try playing with my update timing.

Thank you for the tips! It was really helpful and i learned a lot especially that posting a certain time actually matters. My webtoon is called animal wizard. Its a animal and supernatural genre.

Thank you so much for these tips. I mean I was so worried about my subs getting stuck once I start. But I think with your tips maybe I have a chance too.😊

Thank you for the tips! They were really helpful- I've just published the first episodes of mine- it's called Reaverburn and it's an action/fantasy. i really hope it's received well, i'm super nervous!!

thank you for this, this is very helpful!

This was a great video! I enjoyed your style and your overall positivity. It’s quite infectious. I’ve been using webtoons for at least 2 years as a mirror and through slow organic growth I’ve almost gained 300 subscribers! Hope to implement the tips you give to help me. Thanks again!

Thank you very much to your tutorial OwO💖💕💗

Hi! My name is Seiclouds of Webtoon! And started my webtoon 3 months ago and have started posting on webtoon! This will help me so so so much! Thank you so much! My comic is FALLEN ANGELS btw😊✌💞

Thank you so much for these tips! They're quite handy. I had launched my first webcomic: Nebula Beings. I had been slowly redrawing older episodes since I wanted to make a good first-impression.

Thanks for making this video. It inspired me to run experiments with Dragonrider's Dance. I was posting at 6am every Tuesday and Thursday for about a year, but I think I'm gonna change that to Monday and Wednesday evening and just see if that makes a difference.

Very informative

Thanks a lot, this was really helpful. My webtoon is "A Trip back to Hell, please", and I never knew if I should change my cover or keep the first one, and I never experimented with uploading at different times. I'll try your tips out

Algorithm brought me here! thank you so much for the tip! i should switch up my posting day/time then! Also, Am heading to see your comic now! :D loving the vibe from your art style! my webcomic is called Dandelion's Promise, a Fantasy/heart-warming genre!

Thanks so much for the advice! I'll be sure to try out the different times method to see if anything changes. I've always had it set on the same time, but seeing how you mention that can change the statistics overtime, I gotta plan better. My comic's name is "Noir the Bloodborne" by MiniMichi, if there's anyone who wants to take a look. It's fantasy/drama with perhaps a hint of action but we don't have an option to apply a 3rd genre.

A couple of years ago I saw a story about an established web comics guy that actually used Microsoft Paint. His art was really good. I guess he found a way to work around the limitations in the app.

Thanks! I think this is the most insightful Webtoons video I've seen!

Very helpful video! I'll try and implement these tips while working on my own comic! My webtoon's called Musical Chemistry.

this is great thank you

Im a webtoon creator too! Thank you so much for this!💗💗🥺🙏

Really helpful Thanks for this :)

Man getting paid to do what you love sounds amazing! I’ve been working on my story Blood of Eve on webtoons for years and only recently had the confidence to publish it!

This is really helpful! I didn't know a second genre would add benefits, but I'm glad I do now. I just started working on my Webtoon, so it's not ready to be posted yet, but this is still very informative.

Thanks king !!!

This video is amazing, do you think you can post your process on making webcomics soon, i would love to know your techniques.

The last tip about 'posting often' really gave me food for thought. How you were saying with the 'long scrolls', that's something I really liked about webtoons and wanted to incorporate myself. So i do have really long episodes that I post weekly, but they take so much time that I've gradually ran out of buffer. In between chapters I'm able to catch back up, but the chapters themselves are gonna start getting longer as well. I might be able to make them shorter but post twice a week rather than the once? Idk, I'm just commenting my thoughts. If you had feedback that would be helpful, the comic itself is called Dark Zone (drama/sci-fi): www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/dark-zone/list?title_no=483773

I'm here to get my comic "Forever Young" more popular 😅🤣

Great editing and the format of the video was very easy to follow. I honestly didn't think I'd want to watch the whole thing due to my own short attention span and the fact that it was longer than ten minutes, but you kept it interesting and to the point. Helpful tips too- I hadn't heard these before so I learned some new things. Thanks for sharing :) Edit: Also, I just thought of a question. Not sure if you'll see this, but if you do, do you think it's necessary to already have an audience before airing your first episode? Or, do you have any advice about using social media to advertise your comic? I had no social media or any kind of online presence four months ago, but made an account on Instagram recently because I heard that it's very difficult to gain readers without that.

Thank you for these wonderful tips! I am also working on a webtoon! It's a romance scifi called Seastar Crossed Lovers! Uploading weekly really does help! Since I'm in school right now, it helps to post a short chapter and get views and some subscribers, instead of monthly

My friend and I just posted our webcomic "Vampy" yesterday. This really helps thanks man