

Picture your child on the page.
Choose Classic Storybook, Comic Adventure, or a Photo Album made from your photographs.
Make a storybook starring your child, right down to the dinosaur they take to breakfast.

For Pip, it started with a cardboard car and a pumpkin. What would it be for your child?


Choose Classic Storybook, Comic Adventure, or a Photo Album made from your photographs.

In Pip’s book, a pumpkin rolls away and the race is on. Share a detail from your child’s world and choose one of three story ideas.

Open the illustrated pages together. If a detail feels off, tweak the scene before it goes to print.
Read Pip’s bookTheir hardcover arrives at the door. Tonight, they might ask for the pumpkin page twice. Years from now, you can pull it off the shelf together and say, “Remember when?”
Meet Harlow, a curious deaf puppy. Follow her to the parade or dive in at the pool.
BOOK 01Follow Harlow through a bustling parade, where a small hand signal makes all the difference.
BOOK 02Join the same curious puppy at the pool, where a little splash sets off a whole new adventure.
This is Harlow’s Parade book, shown from the files prepared for print. Explore the jacket, then look inside at the words and artwork together.
8½-inch square · 32 interior pages

An illustrated adventure or a book of favorite photographs.
Your photographs. One per page.
Make a photo albumYes. Ask their parent or guardian for permission to use the photos. Bring the details only you know, like the game you play on every visit or the funny name they gave your dog.
Yes. Once your book is on your shelf, open My studio on either device and sign in to the same ChatGPT account. If you use Google for ChatGPT, choose Continue with Google there.
Photos are kept in your private studio. With your permission, your photos and brief are sent to OpenAI to generate the story and illustration. You can delete a book and its family photos from your bookshelf.
One digital reader, one hardcover, and standard US delivery. Choose the mailing address at paid checkout.
See the jacket and inside spreadA Christmas mystery, perhaps. Who ate Santa’s last cookie?
Make a storybook