Illustrated storybooks · ages 2 to 8
Turn any idea into your child's favorite book.
Describe a character, an adventure or a lesson. TaleHop writes the story, illustrates every page and gives you a booklet to print and fold tonight.
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- Print-ready PDF


How it works
Describe your story
30 secSign up free, then share a character, an adventure or a lesson. Pick age and art style.
AI writes and illustrates it
2–3 minA story matched to their age, a full-page picture on every page. Edit any word.
Print and fold
instantRegular A4 paper, folded in half: a real A5 booklet for bedtime.
Inside a real book
Every page is a picture they'll want to point at
Full-page illustrations with short, read-aloud lines for little listeners. This is a real book made with TaleHop: a cover, 11 story pages and a back cover.
- A full-page illustration on every page
- Edit every word before it is illustrated
- Print-ready booklet PDF: print on A4, fold to A5



Art styles
Nine ways to draw the same story
Pick a style when you create your book. Here is the same teddy bear drawn in every style TaleHop offers.
Watercolor
2D Cartoon
3D Cartoon
3D Realistic
Flat / Minimal
Oil Painting
Cinematic
Sketch
Gothic Clay
Why TaleHop
Why you'll love it
Everything you need to create a book your child will treasure
A bedtime story in 3 minutes
One idea, one illustrated book, done before pajamas go on. No waiting, no shipping, no design skills needed.
Art made just for your child
Every illustration is generated in the art style you pick. No clip art, no stock images. Artwork as original as their imagination.
A real book they can hold
Print on regular paper at home, fold in half, and hand your child their very own book. Magic when they see their name on the cover.
A memory that lasts
Long after the screens are off, this book stays on the shelf. A story you made together, a bedtime ritual they'll remember.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about creating your own children's book
Get started free
Tonight, you could be reading their story.
The bedtime story where your child is the hero. The adventure they ask you to read "one more time." It starts with one idea. Yours.
