Bring your story
Paste or upload the story you already wrote.
Story structure and page planning come first. A free cover direction and one inside-page sample come second. The rest of the book is generated only after you have approved that direction.
Start with your manuscriptPaste or upload the story you already wrote.
Review a browser plan, then refine the recalculated plan in your private workspace.
Check the face, outfit, and palette established across the two preview images.
One browser preview supplies a cover direction and inside page before anything is paid; a failed preview restores the try.
Generate the rest, fix details, and download when it reads well.
Start by reading the suggested plan without pictures. In the private workspace, check the recalculated page turns against the complete manuscript, make sure important lines have enough room, and adjust the reading load for the intended age. Next, use the free cover direction and inside-page sample to check recognizable features, clothing, proportions, palette, and two different compositions before the remaining pages are generated.
After generation, review the book as a sequence rather than judging isolated images. Free layout tools handle wording, type, page order, crop, and subject position. When the artwork itself needs a change, describe the smallest useful correction and repaint that area or page. Every generated version remains available, so an experiment never requires giving up the stronger earlier result.
Editing words, type, crops, layout, page order, and going back to an earlier version never costs anything. A new story page, cover, character reference, repaired detail, or full new image version costs about $0.20 on the Starter pack. High-resolution delivery and optional narration have their own small line items. The exact total is shown before generation, and a failed generation returns its charge automatically.