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Ready-made storyMilestones
A friendly eye check, colourful new frames, and suddenly the whole world is full of crisp, sparkling details.
Choose a package. See the coin cost before generation.

Everything looked a little bit soft and fuzzy around the edges until the child visited the bright, friendly eye clinic. An optometrist with cool magnifying lenses played a guessing game with funny tumbling letters on a glowing chart. Together they tried on big round frames, bright blue rectangles, and shiny tortoiseshell ovals. When the child puts on their brand-new glasses, the whole world clicks into focus: individual crisp green leaves on the oak tree, tiny specks of glitter in the sidewalk, and sparkling constellations in the dusk sky. Standing tall in front of the mirror, the child grins: these are not just glasses, they are superpowers for seeing every marvellous detail!
Your child's photo and name. Everything else is ready, and you can change any of it before the pictures are painted.
Made as it stands, this 12-page illustrated story costs 81 coins. You see the price in coins before anything is made.
Video, narration and printed copies cost more coins.
Choose the language your child's book is written and read aloud in. Each title is the one that edition carries.
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.
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.
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.
A typical 12-page illustrated story costs 81 coins. Narration, film and print are priced separately.

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