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How a drawing becomes a picture book

The child's idea first. Your yes before the book is made.

Wake Up Drawing breaks the process into five calm moments. The child gets room to imagine, while the grown-up keeps sight of what is shared, made, and saved.

  1. Draw or bring a character

    A child draws with simple tools, or a grown-up imports a character the child already loves.

  2. Choose the outcome and story heart

    Choose Classic, an optional Creative version, or the limited Immersive pilot, plus world, picture style, and story heart.

  3. Fine-tune if you want

    A grown-up can choose 6, 10, or 14 pages and an independent prose level from Simple to Rich read-aloud.

  4. A grown-up approves the scope

    The grown-up unlocks and sees exactly what is shared, what will be made, and the fixed price before starting.

  5. Review, save, and read offline

    The finished book is reviewed, saved to the family library, and remains readable without internet.

It does not end as another generic character

The book is built around the line the child actually drew.

The original stays original

The character remains in its own layer. It can move and animate gently, but it is never redrawn.

The story fits the family

Choose Danish, British English, Norwegian Bokmål, or Swedish, and read without synthetic narration.

The book is made to return to

Read page by page in Standard or Theater. Saved books remain available offline.

Want to see the finished result first?

Read all 3 free mini stories, or open the family app and begin with a character.