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A map just for Maya
There was a map at the garden gate, and Maya knew just what to do. She packed her red backpack. Pip wagged his tail. Their adventure had begun.
Their name. Their world. Their adventure.
Make a storybook starring your child.
Create their character, add the little details that matter, and shape a story to keep or give. A favorite pet and a familiar adventure can be a lovely beginning.
Sample created with Childbook.ai · Artwork and text you can review and edit.
Maya’s Family Treasure Trail
The family’s story idea
A familiar face, a favorite pet, and an adventure made personal.
Photo or descriptionFamily details and interestsAn editable personal storyPDF or eligible print
A little look inside
See them become the hero.
Meet Maya and Pip, her little dog. A red backpack, a family treasure map, and a picnic turn a simple story into something personal. Maya is a fictional demo character.The family’s story idea
Create a family keepsake about Maya and her little dog Pip following a treasure map through the garden and park. Include Maya's red backpack, a bridge, and a surprise picnic with her family. Make it warm, playful, and personal.
Maya’s Family Treasure TrailSample created with Childbook.ai · Four illustrated excerpts
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The garden clue
The first clue waited beside the flowerpot. Maya looked under a leaf. Pip looked under his own paws. At last, they found the next little note.
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Over the little bridge
Over the bridge and past the tall tree, Maya followed the trail. She could hear a laugh ahead. It sounded very familiar.
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The best kind of treasure
‘Surprise!’ called her family. The treasure was a picnic, a hug, and a whole afternoon together. Maya decided it was the best kind of treasure.
From a character to an adventure
Their character, through the whole adventure.
A reusable character reference gives each scene a shared starting point. Look at the appearance, outfit, and details across the sample; review and refine your own results as you go.
Maya’s face reference
Fictional demo character
The useful part
Personalize more than the name.
Create their character
Use a photo you have permission to upload, or describe their appearance. Review the illustrated character before continuing.
Add their little world
Include interests, familiar places, relatives, or a pet in your story brief, then review how those details appear.
Make it sound like them
Edit a phrase, add a family detail, or change the ending. Keep working until the story feels personal.
From the first idea to the final page
Create, review, and give.
A thoughtful keepsake begins with the details only you would know.Add their details
Create the character and describe the adventure you want.
Generate the book
Create the story and illustrations with your character.
Review every page
Check names, likeness, words, and the details in the pictures.
Keep it or give it
Download a PDF or request a quote for an eligible printed copy.
Made for a moment
A story for the occasions you want to keep.
Create your own adventure, or start with a ready-made story and personalize it.A birthday adventure
Build a story around their interests and the people who make the day special.
A bedtime keepsake
Make a gentle story with familiar characters and a reassuring ending.
A family memory
Turn a day out, a favorite place, or an everyday tradition into an illustrated story.
Beyond the preview
A PDF or a printed keepsake.
Download the finished PDF, or request print pricing for an eligible book. Available destinations and delivery estimates are shown during quoting. Printing, shipping, and applicable taxes are additional.- An editable story starring your character
- PDF download of your finished book
- Separate quotes for eligible printed copies
- Destination-specific availability and delivery estimates
A few things you might be wondering.
Do I need to upload a photo?
No. You can describe the character instead. If you use a photo, choose one you have permission to upload and review the resulting illustrated character.
Will the character look exactly like my child?
The result is an illustrated interpretation. Likeness and details can vary, so review the character and each page and refine the artwork when needed.
Can I include relatives or a pet?
Describe the cast and family details you want to include. Define the characters and check the finished text and illustrations for accuracy.
Can I edit the book before I give it?
Yes. Review names and wording, edit the pages, and generate alternative illustrations before downloading or ordering print.
What is the difference between download and print?
The PDF is a digital file you download. An eligible printed copy is a separate order with its own print, shipping, and applicable tax charges.
Can you deliver a printed book to me?
Print eligibility, available destinations, costs, and delivery estimates are shown when you request a quote for your finished book. Check those details before placing your order.
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