Little extras that make a book feel like it could only be yours. Some go in the story prompt, and some are picture edits, and every one comes with the words to use. For what to write in the prompt itself, start with Story Ideas.
Add one sentence to your story prompt and the AI writes the rest. You read every page before anything is drawn.
The family dog narrates the whole adventure, and the dog’s opinions are the funniest part.
In your prompt: Told by Pepper, our beagle, who thinks every problem can be solved with a snack.
One silly line that comes back on every page and gets funnier each time.
In your prompt: Grandpa says “Well, butter my biscuits!” on every page.
Your family’s saying, word for word, as the last line of the book.
In your prompt: End the book with our family motto, in these exact words: “We stick together, even when it’s sticky.”
The adventure ends in her kitchen, baking her real cookies, ingredients and all.
In your prompt: The story ends with Ava and Grandma baking Grandma’s oatmeal cookies: oats, butter, brown sugar, cinnamon and a handful of raisins.
Open at the big moment, then rewind to how it all went wrong.
In your prompt: Start at the birthday party with frosting everywhere, then go back to that morning and tell how it got that way.
Everyone in the cast gets a part to play.
In your prompt: Mom is the captain of the ship, Dad is the grumpy lighthouse keeper, and big sister Mia is the pirate who turns good at the end.
Describe the birthday cake they’ve been dreaming about, colors and decorations and all, and that’s the cake in the book.
In your prompt: Leo’s birthday cake is blue with dinosaurs on it.
These are made with an edit on each picture they should show up in. Each one below shows a page before and after that edit.
A tiny green frog tucked somewhere in every picture, for your kid to find on each page.
In Edit image: Add a tiny green frog peeking out from the flowers by the waterfall.
Describe the same frog each time and hide it somewhere new on each page.
The new baby or a surprise visitor is a dark silhouette with a question mark on the cover. Made for a “you’re going to be a big sister” book.
In Edit image: Draw the baby as a dark silhouette with a white question mark on it.
Your street name on a sign, your house number on the door, the school’s name over the gate.
In Edit image: Add a street sign on the lamp post that says Maple Lane.
The cat somewhere in the background of every picture, up to something different each time.
In Edit image: Add Mango, our orange cat, on the windowsill knocking over a cup.
The whole family in the same holiday pajamas for a Christmas book.
In Edit image: Put everyone in matching red plaid pajamas.
What they cost, when you can try them, and what to do when an edit misses.
Upload a photo, write a few sentences with your trick in them, and see the cover and first pages before you pay.
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