Editing pages and regenerating art

You never have to accept what the AI gives you. Every page can be regenerated, edited or removed — and none of it costs credits.

Regenerate any illustration — free

In the Generate step, hover a page and press regenerate. The AI redraws that one scene in the book's style while every other page stays untouched. Regenerations are free and unlimited, so iterating until a page feels right is the intended workflow, not a workaround. You can also edit the scene description first to steer the redraw.

The page editor

From the Layout step, open any page in the built-in editor to fine-tune it:

• Text — add or edit titles and captions with adjustable fonts and sizes;
• Shapes and elements — stars, hearts, simple decorations;
• Decorative frames — hand-drawn floral borders that hug the page edge;
• Positioning — move, scale and rotate anything, with bleed-safe guides.

The editor works on the print-resolution page, so everything you place exports crisply at 300 DPI. Guides show the trim line and safe zone so nothing important gets cut off.

Template pages

The Layout step auto-inserts the supporting pages a real book needs — title page, copyright page, “this book belongs to”, a test-your-colors page, and blank backs behind each illustration so markers never bleed through onto the next picture. Each template comes in your book's visual style and, like everything else, is editable or removable.

Reordering and removing pages

Drag pages in the Layout step to change their order. Remove any illustration or template page you don't want — the page count, numbering, and your cover's spine width update automatically (see Designing your cover).