Your child's own picture book.

Portraits already drawn for free before payment go straight into your book. After payment, we create any other new portraits for your review. Book generation starts after you approve them. The generation estimate excludes time spent reviewing. You can return to saved progress later.

You can prepare your characters and story before paying, and character portraits can be previewed for free before you buy, together with a themed sneak peek. The full book is generated after payment. To help you decide, the Examples page has complete real books you can read cover to cover. If paid generation fails, the full payment is automatically refunded to the original payment method.

It stays private. If your character is drawn as a free preview before you buy, we delete the photo as soon as the portrait is ready, and after 48 hours if it is never drawn. If the portrait is drawn after you buy, we keep the photo only until your portraits are approved and your book is made, then delete it.

No. Your photo is used only to create your child's illustrated character, and neither your photos nor your finished books are used to train AI models, by us or by the AI providers we work with. Your family's story stays your family's story.

Each new portrait includes two adjustment attempts for this book. Reused portraits stay as they are. Each book includes five image adjustment attempts shared across its cover and pages. Text edits are included. Cover repainting uses the same allowance. A successful adjustment uses an attempt even if you keep the original. Failed attempts are restored. Contact support when no more adjustments are available. Image adjustments are available for 7 days after your book is completed. Something wrong with the book, such as a wrong likeness, a broken image, or a text error? Contact support at any time and we will fix it free.

If we cannot finish your paid book, including its new character portraits, the full payment is automatically refunded to your original payment method. Temporary failures receive a limited number of automatic retries.