I'd use this at @ $10 price point if I'm able get downloadable a4 coloring pages from a picture. It would be great. Also this way your customer base becomes international.

$10 for 20 pictures is a good price point for me. Pretty expensive but I'd still go for it.

I'd like to see what a real physical book looks like before I buy it though. Do you have real pictures of a printed one?

I think our kids would appreciate seeing the original (even if a small thumbnail) along side it. You can't always tell from these AI drawings that it was originally you and your family.

Also, it's REALLY expensive. $30 for a book that my kids will draw on in one or two nights and then never touch again is probably too much.

I would like to know the cost of the tokens you are paying for an image. How many pages coloring book will be created against $24 book?

Everyone and their mother are trying to hop on the band wagon of AI and make a half assed service just because it may sell just due to the "ai" tag attached to it - this is different!

Chapeau bas! It's simple but brilliant. It's a great example of what a good idea is - with minimal effort he made an epic product focusing not an AI, but what AI can bring to the table and executing it flawlessly. Hats off!

    > Please only upload photos that are in line with OpenAI's Usage Policy.
    > We are not able to include any photos that do not follow their policy in the final printed book.

    > Editing uploaded images or videos that contain real people under the age of 18 is not permitted.

Maybe worth trying to train a better style for this. This is probably something where you could put a little effort in up-front (ie: using a model that's for segmentation to get outlines, using some classic image-processing for boundary detection) and then have AI touch it up a little more lightly and a less of the "default" style.

Also, do you have AI images for the "real world" samples on the left? They have a certain "I don't exactly know what, but it's creeping me out" vibe.

> Generate a version of this photo that can be used as a coloring sheet

Great idea to turn your own photos into a coloring book generator!

Edit: I wonder how you prevent it from generating copyrighted content when people upload e.g. 'photos' of Disney content? Or has that not been a problem yet?

Love the idea! Good luck.

I have some kids that still color, and it would be great to keep something in my pocket to give them quick with a crayon or pen.

We recently created one too, where you get a printable version: dibulo.com/editor - the next step will be to bring the templates to life again.

* one full PDF (including cover) of an example book.

* don't use AI images as examples - it's not obvious if the outline version will look as good on real images.

Pricing is quite high - 24 pages maximum for $23.99. There are 100-page coloring books on Amazon for $5.00, and the age group that really would be using this is not going to remember what was on the page a week from the day they did it.

Maybe it can work in the nice of "adult coloring books" - I've seen some social media content where people really go crazy on coloring books, and being able to get nice physical copy to work off could appeal there.

No worries, just wondering how that should work.

I wonder if printing services (Lulu?) have a automatic API or if it requires some manual intervention? (And the shipping part?)

Things like your coloring book, instant sticker/tshirt/swag creation, video game assets, etc.

Also love the "tap 5 times for a discount" feature.

Demo: https://v0-story-maker.vercel.app/

The chat: https://v0.dev/chat/ai-story-book-creator-zw7TrmkN2Eb