A picture book or comic of 1 to 8 pages from one idea. You read and edit the script before a single page is drawn.
Entry I
Run /story-book with a premise (up to 1500 characters). Attach a character photo to base the hero on; it is fixed once you submit.
The panel sets Pages (default 3), Look (Picture book, Manga, Comic, Graphic novel, Watercolor, Gouache, Linocut print, Cut paper and Colored pencil), Kind (Bedtime, Adventure, Fable, Funny, Rhyming and Gently spooky), and Layout. Leave Look and Kind on Auto and the planner picks. Models picks the planner (default Grok 4.6) and the art model (default Seedream 4.5 (uncensored)); only art models that take a reference picture are offered. Words and Covers are buttons.
Entry II
Words: Typeset text (up to 140 characters a page), Text drawn in the art (up to 40 characters a page), No words. Typeset text is set in code under the picture, so it is always spelled right; drawn text is lettered by the image model and can go wrong.
Layout: Auto — follows the look, One scene per page, Comic panels · light, 2–3 a page, Comic panels · standard, 4–5 a page and Comic panels · dense, 6–8 a page. Manga, Comic and Graphic novel are comics by default. A comic letters its own speech bubbles, so its words are drawn, never typeset; bubbles hold up to 70 characters.
Entry III
Press Generate and the credits are reserved, then the planner writes a script: a title, the character and what each page shows and says. Before anything is drawn you can edit any page (the picture, the words, the camera, or the panels of a comic page), change the Title & character, or Retry script up to 3 times. Draw makes the pictures; Cancel refunds everything. A script left too long expires and is refunded.
After delivery, Redraw a page redraws one page for the price of one picture (5 credits with the default art model).
Entry IV
"A small lighthouse is afraid of the dark, until a lost boat needs its light." That is a whole book.
One idea fills 8 pages. Three adventures in one premise get one page each.
Name, age, one or two things they always wear. The book keeps them the same on every page.
Bedtime ends calm, Fable shows a lesson, Funny turns a running joke on the last page.
Entry V
What you can type after /story-book, read from the command itself. You can run it again after 30 seconds.
| Option | What it does | Takes |
|---|---|---|
premise needed |
The story idea | textup to 1,500 characters |
character |
Main character photo (frozen after submit) | file |
hidden |
Only you can see this | true / false |
Entry VI
Requests you can copy into Discord and change to fit.
/story-book premise: Pip, a small grey mouse in a red scarf, cannot sleep because the moon looks lonely. He climbs to the roof to keep it company and falls asleep under the stars.
Why it works. One hero with a fixed look, one want, a calm end. Kind: Bedtime, Look: Watercolor, 6 pages.
/story-book premise: Two kids find a map in their grandmother's attic that leads to a hidden door in the school library. character: (photo)
Why it works. Look: Comic or Manga, Layout: standard panels. The character photo keeps the hero recognisable.
/story-book premise: Our dog Biscuit, a scruffy brown terrier, saves the family picnic from a gang of greedy seagulls.
Why it works. Real names and a real pet make a personal book. Turn Covers on to give it a front and back.
Entry VII
Read the script before drawing. A one-line fix there is free; a redrawn page is not.
Use Typeset text for reading aloud; it never misspells.
Start with fewer pages to try a look, then make the full book.
Entry VIII
1 to 8 pages, and comic pages up to 8 panels.
One book at a time, 30 seconds between commands, and 30 minutes for the whole book.
The character photo cannot be changed after you submit.
Entry IX
1 picture for the character sheet, one per page, 2 more for covers, and 2 planner calls. With the default models: 41 credits for 4 pages, 61 for 8, 71 with covers. The Generate button shows the exact total.
Write it into the premise, then correct each page in the script step before drawing.
Describe their look once in the premise or the Title & character step, and attach a photo. Redraw a page that drifted.
Prompting advice is from these free public guides, matched to what ALMA lets you set. Prices and limits are read from the bot itself, as of 22 October 2026.
Type /story-book in any server with ALMA, or in a direct message to the bot.
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