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Google has launched a new feature within its Gemini app called Storybook, which allows users to create personalized, illustrated storybooks using text prompts, photos, or even children’s drawings. The feature, introduced in early August 2025, generates 10-page books complete with custom illustrations and read-aloud narration. Users can either provide their own narrative or let Gemini generate the story based on a general idea or theme. The illustrations can be styled in various ways, such as “cartoony with big eyes,” and the content can be tailored to educational, emotional, or imaginative purposes [3].
The Storybook feature supports a variety of creative use cases, from helping children understand complex subjects like the solar system to teaching life lessons through character-based storytelling. It also enables users to turn family memories, such as photos from a vacation or personal artwork, into illustrated narratives. For example, users can upload a child’s drawing and ask Gemini to “bring it to life” in a storybook format, offering a unique blend of AI-generated creativity and personal expression [5].
This functionality is particularly useful for parents, educators, or anyone looking to create engaging content for young audiences. Google emphasizes that the feature is not about the AI itself, but about the personal expression it enables. A father can explain his job to his daughter by turning his resume into an adventure, or a family can relive a holiday through a new story. It’s a canvas for those small, personal moments that are the foundation of early education [3].
The feature is accessible via the Gemini app and is now available for public use. Google encourages users to experiment with prompts to generate stories that align with their interests or educational needs. Some users have already tested the tool, with positive feedback on how well the AI translates their written ideas into visual form. While the results may vary in quality depending on the input, many find the feature to be a valuable and intuitive tool for creative expression and storytelling [6].
Storybook represents a continued push by Google to integrate AI into everyday applications, making it easier for non-technical users to create rich, personalized content. The feature aligns with broader trends in AI-assisted creativity, where tools are becoming increasingly capable of translating human ideas into visual and narrative outputs. It also reflects the growing interest in using AI to support education and emotional development in children, offering a new way to engage young minds through interactive and imaginative storytelling [9].
Google’s Storybook feature was introduced with a particular focus on Nigeria, a country with a rich and deep-rooted tradition of storytelling. With a young population that includes approximately 39 million children aged six and under, the need for engaging and accessible educational content is more critical than ever. Storybook is designed to help bridge this gap by empowering anyone to create personalised learning experiences [3].
“The interesting part isn’t the AI; it’s the personal expression it enables,” said Taiwo Kola-Ogunlade, Communications & Public Affairs Manager for Google in West Africa. “A father can explain his job to his daughter by turning his resume into an adventure, or a family can relive a holiday through a new story. It’s a canvas for those small, personal moments that are the foundation of early education” [3].
This offers a new creative outlet for families, enabling them to craft everything from educational tales about local culture to humorous stories for friends and personalised gifts for loved ones [3]. To check it out, open the Gemini app and describe a story. For a more personal touch, upload an image, a photo, a drawing, or a document and include it in your prompt [3].
Storybook works as a creative partner. You describe a story, add a photo of your daughter and her favourite toy, and it generates a 10-page illustrated tale about them. Or, you can upload a drawing your son made and ask Gemini to bring his creation to life in a story [3].
Each book is complete with unique page-by-page illustrations and a narrator’s voice. Storybooks are especially useful for the following: helping children understand complex topics, teaching lessons through storytelling, bringing personal artwork to life, and turning memories into magical stories [3].
Source:
[1] Gemini app can now create custom storybooks, comics, more
(https://9to5google.com/2025/08/05/gemini-storybooks/)
[2] Gemini Storybook — For the stories only you could imagine
(https://gemini.google/overview/storybook/)
[3] New Gemini feature will allow you turn texts, photos, kids ...
(https://technext24.com/2025/08/07/new-gemini-feature-photos-storybooks/)
[4] Google Gemini can now create AI-generated bedtime stories
(https://www.theverge.com/news/719184/google-gemini-ai-storybook-bedtime-stories)
[5] Gemini's New Storybook Feature Generates Picture Books
(https://www.droid-life.com/2025/08/05/gemini-storybook/)
[6] Google adds a cool new tool to Gemini that turns your ...
(https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/google-adds-a-cool-new-tool-to-gemini-that-turns-your-ideas-into-bedtime-stories-comics-and-more-2767274-2025-08-06)
[7] Gemini AI can turn prompts into picture books, but I still ...
(https://www.techradar.com/ai-platforms-assistants/gemini/gemini-ai-can-turn-prompts-into-picture-books-but-i-still-prefer-paddington)
[8] Google's Gemini AI can create illustrated storybooks out of ...
(https://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/technology/googles-gemini-ai-can-create-illustrated-storybooks-out-of-prompts-photos-essays-and-more/article69900642.ece)
[9] Gemini can now turn your memories into an illustrated ...
(https://www.androidpolice.com/google-gemini-storybook-illustrator/)

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