Example books you can read
Each of these was made by the same system that will make your child’s book, starting from an AI-generated photo of a fictional child. We never show customers’ children. Open one to read every page.
Ava and the Missing Rainbow
Age 4, storybook watercolour
Leo and the Lost Egg
Age 6, animated film
Noah and the Sleepy Moon
Age 3, coloured pencil
Zara and the Whale Song
Age 7, bold cartoon
Sami's Moon Mission
Age 5, animated film
What to look for
Check how the child stays the same from the cover to the last page, how every spread is a new place or angle, and how the words change with age. Noah’s bedtime book is written for a three-year-old, with short lines to join in with. Zara’s ocean adventure is written for a seven-year-old, with longer pages she could read herself.
Every book has 32 pages: a title page with the child’s portrait and a dedication, 15 picture-and-text spreads, and an end page. Read more about how each story is written or how a photo becomes the hero.
All story themes
Adventure
Fantasy
Exploration
Nature
Fairytale
Celebration
Holiday
Education
Sports
Cookbook
Toddler
Questions
Are these real customer books?
No. To protect children’s privacy we never show customers’ books. These were made by the same system from AI-generated photos of fictional children.
Will my child’s book look like these?
Yes, in the art style you choose. You see your own child’s cover and first page free before you pay, so you can check.
How do the four art styles differ?
Storybook watercolour is soft and classic, animated film looks like a 3D family film, bold cartoon has strong outlines and bright colour, and coloured pencil feels hand-drawn.