Crayon Storybook: AI Kids Book

Your child's drawing spends a few weeks on the fridge and then it's gone. A crumpled page out of the school bag, sketchbooks piling up in a drawer — too good to throw away, with nowhere to keep it. Crayon Storybook turns that one drawing into a picture book where your child's character is the hero. Upload a photo and get an 8–16 page story back, with voice narration you can play at bedtime. ■ The hero your child drew stays the same Most AI storybook apps invent a new character. Crayon Storybook builds a reference character sheet from the original drawing first, then checks every finished page against it — clothing colours, hair, face, art style. Pages that fall short are drawn again. The hero on page one is the same child as the hero on the last page. ■ How it works 1. Add a drawing — crayon, marker, a doodle in the corner of a notebook. How well it's drawn doesn't matter. 2. Check the story — we show you the scenes the AI picked before anything is illustrated. Change any scene you don't like. 3. Let it draw — a whole book usually takes 6–15 minutes. ■ Features · AI storybook made from your child's own drawing (8, 12 or 16 pages) · Text written for your child's age — 4, 5, 6 or 7 · Voice narration with auto page turn, made for bedtime reading · Save as PDF, share by link, or order a printed copy · Every book is kept in My Books — a keepsake album that grows with them · Korean, English and Japanese ■ Parents use it for · Keeping the drawings that arrive every single day · Birthday and Christmas gifts, and presents for grandparents · A new bedtime story when you have run out · Preschool show-and-tell and classroom material ■ Pricing No subscription. Sign up and get 30 stars, which is one 8-page book. Stars never expire and you only spend what you create. 8 pages 30 · 12 pages 45 · 16 pages 60. ■ Safe for children Every storybook passes an AI safety filter. Anything reported is reviewed within 24 hours. Children under 14 use the app with a guardian's consent. Books are private by default, and your child's drawing is used only to make their book — never for ads or AI training.