My Picture Book

Photograph your paper books, record your own voice, and let your child read along by themselves — everything stays on your device

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Features

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Snap Any Paper Book

Photograph each page with your phone camera, or drop in pictures you already have.

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Your Own Voice

Record yourself telling each page. Kids hear a familiar voice instead of a synthetic one.

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Kids Read Alone

A tap plays the page and turns to the next one automatically — no reading skills needed.

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Never Leaves Your Device

Photos and recordings are stored in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded to any server.

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Record Once, Listen Forever

The same story can be replayed as many times as your child wants, without you in the room.

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Free and Ad-Free

No signup, no account, no ads — just open the page and start making books.

How to Use

1

Create a book

Tap the big plus card on the shelf to start a new picture book.

2

Add the pages

Use the camera button to shoot page after page, or drop in existing photos. Drag the thumbnails to fix the order.

3

Record your telling

Tap a page, press the big microphone, and read it aloud. Up to 60 seconds per page; pages without a recording work fine too.

4

Hand it to your child

Tap the cover on the shelf to open the full-screen reader. Your child taps to listen and swipes to turn pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is My Picture Book?
It turns the paper picture books you already own into talking books. A parent photographs each page and records themselves reading it, and the child can then browse the book full-screen and tap to hear the story in a familiar voice.
Are my photos and recordings uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything is saved in your browser's local IndexedDB storage on this device. Nothing is sent to a server, and there is no account to sign up for.
Is it free?
Yes, completely free with no ads and no registration.
What happens if I clear my browser data?
Because books live only in this browser, clearing site data or using private browsing will remove them. Keep the original paper books, and re-shoot if you ever need to.
How long can each recording be?
Up to 60 seconds per page, which is plenty for a picture book spread. Recording stops automatically at the limit.
What age is it for?
It works best for children aged 3 to 8 — old enough to tap and swipe, young enough that they still want a grown-up's voice telling the story.

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