Make a custom storybook from photos. Bring their world to life.

Choose Counting With You for a first-numbers story or The Birthday Parade for a name-led birthday celebration. Each product explains its premise and accepted personal details before you begin.

For the visual difference between a printed photograph and an illustrated likeness, read personalized books with your child’s photo. To compare buying options, use the personalized books buyer’s guide.

Photos do not need to be professional. Choose clear, well-lit photos of the people or pets joining your selected story. Check shipping times and costs and the made-to-order return policy before ordering.

For an occasion-led gift, use the birthday book buying guide or the Christmas book comparison to choose the story before gathering photos.

A camera roll gives you the faces. You bring the details that make the story personal: the yellow digger they wave to, the animal they talk about at breakfast, the phrase that makes the whole family smile.

Choose a princess story, a superhero adventure or a truck-loving toddler’s story. Each adventure gives you its own cast and details to personalize. Pick the one that feels like them.

See how it comes together in Reese’s finished book. Her softball becomes a landscape. Her love of basketball becomes a try-again moment. Her family’s ‘oh sticks!’ becomes Oh-Sticks Hollow.

A photo album preserves the photographs as photographs. Sundayfawn uses them as references for illustrated characters, so your child can step into new scenes and adventures. The keepsake spread also gives your real photos a home in the finished book.

Still choosing your format? Explore personalized books with your child’s photo. Comparing brands? Read Sundayfawn vs Magic Story or Sundayfawn vs Librio.

Step one: share photos and details. Include the child plus anyone else joining them — family, friends or pets when the selected story supports them — and the details that make the story specific.

Step two: the book is created. The story and illustrations are built around those inputs. Current timing is shown during creation and checkout.

Step three: enjoy your digital edition. Your complete book is included, ready to read and share. Contact us promptly if a name or detail needs attention.

Step four: make room on the bookshelf. Your chosen softcover or hardcover edition is printed and shipped to your address. See the shipping page for current delivery information.

Photos are only part of the input. A family phrase, the park you always visit, a pet's name, a favourite food, a recurring ritual or a real memory can all give the story material that a generic template does not have.

Sundayfawn also includes a two-page keepsake spread that can hold up to six real photographs, so the book can keep both the illustrated story and selected source memories together.