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FamilyTells Studio

Build a polished cast from family photos, blend real memories into a meaningful story arc, and receive a custom rhyming book, narrated video, and keepsake art.

Keep your story project

Download a private draft to resume later. Photos and approvals are excluded. No account is needed; nothing is uploaded.

Story cast and likeness photos
Start with the people and pets who matter most.

Use a solo, centered photo for each character when possible. Full-body or half-body references help us preserve eye color, posture, build, silhouette, and favorite outfits across the whole book.

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Hero child Main character
  • Face visible, no heavy filters
  • Centered body or waist-up photo
  • One person per reference image
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Dad Support character
  • Centered face and body shape
  • Include beard, arms, shoulders, and outfit
  • Needed for exact Dad likeness
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Parent or loved one Support character
  • Best photo from the same season
  • Include glasses, hats, build, and signature details
  • We lock the look before final scenes
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Pet companion Optional scene buddy
  • Side or front view works well
  • Show collar, markings, or favorite toy
  • Pets can carry gentle comic relief
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Pet companion Optional scene buddy
  • Side or front view works well
  • Show collar, markings, or favorite toy
  • Pets can carry gentle comic relief
Story arc and memory threads
Classic cartoon direction
Lessons for every story
Benchmark the lesson to age and reading level

Every story includes a parent recap; benchmarks add vocabulary, questions, and mastery prompts.

Character development

Each person becomes a reusable character sheet before the book is rendered.

Hero child Alex

Sage outfit, blue eyes, round cheeks, brave-but-curious arc.

Support Mom

Gold glasses, blonde hair, calm guide, family warmth.

Pet Duncan and Donuts

Tan curls, blue bandana, red collar, gentle comic relief.

AI art proof

Photos are converted into cartoon character proofs before final pages are rendered.

Parents approve face, eye color, build, silhouette, outfit, pet markings, and style direction. Staff does not render the full book until the art proof is approved.

Photo source Alex
AI cartoon proof A

Storybook Classic proof must preserve blue eyes, sage outfit, build, posture, and signature features.

  • Eyes: blue eyes
  • Build and silhouette: baby proportions, round cheeks, seated curious posture
  • Signature features: light hair, bright smile, soft cheeks
  • Outfit/detail: sage green romper and soft hooded outfit
Parent art approval pending

Real families. Wonder-filled stories.

Every family has a story worth keeping.

A little bravery, a big night out, or the games that bring everyone home. Open a cover and take a peek.

Illustrated story concepts · Open each cover to explore its illustrated story preview.

WONDERBOUND · FAMILY STORIES

Meaningful storytelling

Three family memories blend into one clean children's-book arc.

1 Opening desire

Alex wants to lead the way while Duncan tugs toward the sunny side of the bridge.

2 Middle challenge

Donuts finds a ribbon clue, and Dad notices the paw prints curve back toward Mom.

3 Lesson landing

Sharing the lead becomes the proudest brave choice of the day.

Age-smart structure

Book length, topic depth, and rhyme density adjust by age.

Ages 2-4

24 pages

Simple couplets, repetition, family names, colors, feelings, and safe routines.

Ages 5-7

32 pages

Stronger plot arc, beginner vocabulary growth, problem solving, and reflection.

Ages 8-10

40 pages

Chapter-like pacing, metaphors, science or history layers, and moral nuance.

Genius mode

48 pages

Advanced themes, elevated vocabulary, inference questions, and enriched parent notes.

Staff writing approval

A staff member approves the writing and story before final production.

The current draft centers on bravery, asking for help, and noticing the clues that family leaves behind.

Writing gate Staff story approval pending
WONDERBOUND PROOF

Alex and the Bridge of Brave Paws

Alex waved where the warm wooden bridge gleamed,
with Mom close by and two paws on the team.
Duncan tugged while Donuts stayed,
and sharing the lead showed the brave choice they made.

Parent recap
  • Bravery can sound like asking a clear question.
  • Families solve problems by listening to each other.
  • Landmarks and patterns help us find our way.

Waterfall offer

Start with the keepsake book, then add the moments families want most.

Owner controls

Token-friendly production keeps personalization premium and profitable.

Character sheet first

One likeness pass per person or pet records eyes, build, silhouette, posture, outfit, and signature features before any full scene renders.

Scene plan before rendering

Story beats, page count, and lesson targets are approved before image generation.

Style lock

Parents choose one cartoon direction, reducing variant sprawl after purchase.

Human gate

Editors catch quality issues before expensive final book, video, and art renders.

Reserve production

Approve the proof before anything ships.

Every order enters a human review queue for likeness, story quality, child safety, rhyme polish, and print readiness before final delivery.

Today's selected package $99
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Open print-ready PDF

Proof stays watermarked until parent art approval and staff writing approval are complete.

Automatic delivery with human approvals

A careful production line from upload to Amazon-ready files.

  1. 1. Parent upload Named cast, solo likeness photos, eye color, build, silhouette, pet details, outfits, memories, and lessons.
  2. 2. AI cartoon proof Uploaded photos become cartoon character proofs with parent approval for face, eyes, proportions, posture, and outfit.
  3. 3. Staff story approval Writing, rhyme, lesson clarity, and sensitive-story handling are approved by staff.
  4. 4. Locked production Final pages render only after parent art approval and staff writing approval.
  5. 5. Final delivery Print book files, narrated video, and picture pack released after approval.