New Classmates in the story

Your class becomes the cast of the picture book

The camera on the classroom TV captures the children together. Each face floats into a big soap bubble, turns into a picture-book character, and joins Momo in the story.

The children's faces on this page are example illustrations drawn with AI, not photos of real children.

Illustration of children sitting around a TV with a camera in a daycare classroom

The camera on the TV finds each child's face, and turns it into a character inside a bubble on the screen.

A finished book: Momo Meets a Friend

A picture book made by picking one classmate character and using the 'Momo meets a classmate' story. Scene pictures, Korean and English narration, music and sound effects were all made in the studio in about seven minutes.

  1. Example face drawn with AI: a child with pigtails tied with yellow ribbonsCaptured photoAI example
  2. Character face made from the example faceCharacter face
  3. Full-body character used in the book scenesIn the book

The classmate character was made from an example face drawn with AI, not a real child.

How it works

  1. 1

    Capture together on the TV camera

    When the children gather in front of the TV, the camera finds and captures several faces at once. No need to photograph them one by one.

  2. 2

    Into characters, inside the bubbles

    Each face rises into a big soap bubble on the TV screen and turns into a picture-book character while the children watch.

  3. 3

    Classmates join the story

    The new characters appear together in the story scenes, keeping features like hairstyle, hair clips and glasses.

  4. 4

    Teacher checks, then the classroom TV

    The teacher checks every scene before it plays on the classroom TV. Any scene can be redrawn on its own.

Faces become characters

Left: example faces drawn with AI. Right: the picture-book characters made from them.

  • Example face drawn with AI 1Picture-book character made from the example face 1
  • Example face drawn with AI 2Picture-book character made from the example face 2
  • Example face drawn with AI 3Picture-book character made from the example face 3
  • Example face drawn with AI 4Picture-book character made from the example face 4

Character mode

Creates a look-alike picture-book character from the face. No photo stays in the book.

Real-face mode

Places the captured face into the book's art style. Available only for classes with confirmed parental consent.

Momo the white bunny walking hand in hand through a park with four classmates turned into characters Made with GenAI Labs AI

Momo and the Sunshine Class go on a picnic, hand in hand.

A picture-book scene made with the example characters.

Choose how closely the character looks like the child

Pick a likeness from 50% to 90%. Lower looks more like a picture-book character, higher looks closer to the child. The default is 80%.

  • AI sample face
  • Likeness 50%
  • Likeness 60%
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  • Likeness 80%
  • Likeness 90%
  • AI sample face
  • Likeness 50%
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  • Likeness 70%
  • Likeness 80%
  • Likeness 90%

Teachers make it right away, quickly and easily

Make an animated picture book just for your class within your lesson-prep time.

Just a theme and key words

Enter this week's theme and the words to learn, and AI drafts the story, scene pictures, Korean and English narration, and music together.

Pick the pictures you like

Three picture options per scene in about a minute. Choose the one you like, or redraw just that scene.

A book children take part in

Characters blink and move, words make sounds when tapped, and Korean and English switch instantly.

In the classroom and at home

Play the book on the classroom TV right away, and send a link home so families can watch it again.

Not made by AI alone

AI drafts and offers options; early-childhood teachers look, listen and check every scene. Only reviewed books reach the children.

Studio screen: choosing one of three picture options for each scene
1Teachers choose the picturesFor each scene, the teacher picks the picture that fits the story from three AI options.
Studio screen: reviewing a scene's picture, lines and voice together
2Every scene, seen and heardPictures, Korean and English lines, voices and sound effects are checked scene by scene, and issues are flagged on that scene.
Studio screen: seven-item checklist and review notes
3All seven checksDrawing errors, safe behavior, mood, culture and stereotypes, Korean text, English pronunciation and sound. Each book passes an organization review and a final review before release.

Real screens from the Story Studio workspace. The organization and accounts are examples.

How we protect children's information

  • Parental consent check

    Capturing starts only after the parental consent collected by the organization is confirmed.

  • No names or voices

    Apart from the face, we don't collect children's names or voices.

  • Designed to keep no photos

    In character mode, the captured photo is designed to be deleted right after the character is made.

  • AI labels

    Finished books carry an AI-generated label both on screen and in the files.

Try it with your class now

No login needed: capture faces from a sample classroom video or your own camera and watch them become characters. Photos are deleted right after the characters are made.