Turn your students'imaginations intoreal books.

A classroom book project where students dream up stories, create illustrations, design covers, and finish with books they can publish and share.

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Class thanking ImagineAI after a classroom project
Students signing printed books
A young author proudly holding his printed book
Teacher-led projects
Stories and illustrations
Covers they design
Optional printed books

A book with
their name on it.

The story. The cover. The finished pages. Something they can read to a friend, bring home, and keep.

Explore sample books
Tap or click the book to open it

Open the book to read it here.

Sunny the Duck is based on the true story of a duckling who hatched alongside a group of chicks. Written by an elementary school teacher and created from start to finish on ImagineAI.

Their ideas.
Their whole book.

  1. Bring an idea.

    A character, a wild question, a topic from your unit. Students bring an idea and explore where the story could go.

  2. Make it their own.

    Students develop the story, read through the pages, and make changes. You can talk through the characters, the choices, and what happens next.

  3. Create the whole book.

    Create illustrations, design a cover, and preview the finished pages. Then share a digital book or get it ready for an optional print order.

A young author signing a printed book with classmates in the school library

Save room for
a book signing.

The finished pages. Their name on the cover. A chance to read, share, and celebrate what they made.

Young authors sharing their books in a school library.

Your classroom.
Your call.

Bring it into a writing unit, make room for independent stories, or build toward a class book celebration. You choose the project and guide the work.

Student privacy & safety
Set the writing level.
Choose a level for the class, with individual adjustments for students who need different support.
See what they’re making.
Open student books to read the pages, look at the covers, and help with the next revision.
Decide when to print.
Review the books, quantities, and pricing before placing a class order. Digital books are a finish of their own, too.

A few good
questions.

Something else on your mind?
Ask Kyle

For your next classroom project

Let’s make room
for their stories.

Tell us what grade you teach and what you have in mind. We’ll help you get the first project started.