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Yes. When you add a child's photo, we keep it encrypted and never show it publicly, and we send it to fal.ai and OpenAI so the pictures look like your child. A photo no story uses is deleted within 30 days; one a story was made from is kept until you delete the photo, those stories or your account.
Yes. “Delete this photo”, beside each photo on your Family page, deletes that photo. “Delete this story and all its media”, on each story, deletes the story. “Delete account”, on your account page under Preferences, deletes everything, and your account page also lets you download a copy of your data.
Yes. A parent or guardian must confirm consent before any child photo can be used.
Use the language selector in the top navigation to switch locales and RTL layout.
A typical 12-page illustrated story costs 81 coins. Narration, film and print are priced separately.
Yes. When the story is finished you can order a printed copy from inside zeStory and have it delivered, or download a print-ready PDF to print yourself.
Yes. You add your child as the hero once, and the same face is carried through every picture in the book, from the first page to the last.
You can change the words on any page, or ask for a new picture for that page, before you share or print the book.
Yes. A narrator can read the story aloud in the language it is written in, and you can record your own voice reading each page instead.
Every generated story goes through content moderation before it reaches your family, and you choose the reader's age so the words and the story fit them.
You can write a story in English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Português, العربية, עברית, हिन्दी, 中文, 日本語, 한국어, and Русский. You choose the story's language when you create it, and it does not have to match the language you use zeStory in.
Your stories stay private to your account unless you choose to share or publish them, and you can ask for your family's data to be exported or deleted.
Make the story, then share the digital book with the family, or order a printed copy to give in person or have delivered to their home.
Yes. Teachers can set up a classroom, give story assignments at the right reading level, and publish the stories the class makes together.