Creative
Illustrate a children's book
A story with consistent characters across every page, laid out as a PDF.
Fill it in
The plot, or just the idea.
Who they are and what they look like.
How many illustrated pages.
How it should look.
Your prompt
Illustrate this story as a 12-spread picture book, Watercolour. [your story] Main character: [your main character] Character consistency is the whole job. Write one detailed description of [your main character] and reuse it verbatim in every single image prompt, then check each finished spread against the first one. A book where the hero changes shape on page four is a book a child will notice and an adult will not buy. Text goes on in a layout pass, never in the image. Diffusion models cannot spell, and a picture book is mostly words. Lay the spreads out as a print-ready PDF with a title page, and deliver the individual images too.
Use Illustrate a children's bookOpens with everything above already filled in.
Why this works
The hard part of an illustrated book is not the pictures, it is the same character on every page. Ask a model twice and you get two different animals. This locks one description and reuses it verbatim across every spread, then checks the finished pages against the first one.
Questions
- Is the text in the images?
- No. Text is laid out in a separate pass, because diffusion models cannot spell and a picture book is mostly words.
- Can I print it?
- You get a print-ready PDF plus the individual images.