Choose who's in it — siblings, grandma, the cat — and get an illustrated story starring them. Ready to read tonight.
A hero is drawn once and stays for every book after. How many join is up to you.
A photo, a name, an age. Add as many as you like — everyone in the story is equal.
Write your own story in one sentence, or start from a ready-made template instead.
The words are written, then reworked, until they're as good as they can be. Once you approve them, the pages are painted.
Every page is landscape 4:3 with its own picture and its own words — the same shape as a real picture book. The format follows the screen you're reading on, and the pages are made in print format from the start so bound books may come later.
Ted pressed his toes to the floor and it gave like a cushion. Belle held the flashlight steady while Nils counted the glowing squares aloud.
The picture sits on top, the words underneath. On a tall screen the text gets bigger instead of the picture getting smaller.
Every sample is the same scene, the same child — only the hand that drew it changes.
The style is chosen once per book, so page 6 looks like page 1.
You pay in credits and a book costs three to four. Re-reading, downloading and printing cost nothing — and if a page comes out wrong, the repaint is on us.