One idea from your childa book, a lesson, a cartoon

Type one sentence together and 7ART Kids turns it into a picture book with your child as the hero, a printable colouring page, a lesson that answers their hundredth “why”, or a little cartoon series. Ready in minutes, made for ages 2–10.

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A parent and child at a sunny kitchen table making a picture book together, crayons and paper around them

Four things to make before bedtime

Every one starts from a single idea in your child’s words — a dinosaur on a skateboard, why the sky is blue, a fox who lost his scarf.

An open picture book on a bed, its hero matching the child in a photo frame beside it
Picture books

A book with your child in it

One idea becomes a written, illustrated picture book — and with “Star your kid”, you upload a photo and your child is drawn as the hero on every page. Download the whole book as a PDF and print it.

A child colouring a freshly printed dinosaur colouring page with fat crayons
Colouring

Colouring pages from anything

Describe anything — or upload a photo — and get clean, print-ready line art with closed shapes small hands can fill. One page, or a whole colouring book, with the detail level you choose.

A child on a rug looking at a bright illustrated page about planets
Lessons

Answers the way a child listens

Pick any subject — planets, pharaohs, why thunder rumbles — and it becomes a short lesson told the way children actually listen, ending in a quiz with stars to collect. Never a score.

A parent and child on a sofa watching a bright cartoon about a fox on a laptop
Cartoons

A cartoon of their very own

Say what the story is about and who is in it — 7ART casts the characters, writes the episodes and animates them into a little series you watch together, in a style your child would choose.

How it works

  1. 1

    Say the idea

    One sentence, in your child’s own words. A name, a feeling, something that happened today — that’s enough.

  2. 2

    We make it

    The story is written, the pages are drawn, the lesson is planned — in minutes, while you watch it happen together.

  3. 3

    Read, print, watch

    Read it on screen, download the PDF, print the pages, or press play — and make the next one tomorrow.

Built for parents to trust

You drive, they imagine

Everything is made inside your account, started by you. Nothing is generated that you didn’t ask for, and you see everything your child sees.

Private by default

Books, pages, lessons and cartoons stay in your family’s library. Sharing a cartoon to the community is a separate, deliberate choice — never automatic.

No ads, no strangers

The Kids room has no advertising, no chat with strangers, and no rabbit holes — four bright tiles, and everything they open is something you made together.

Photos handled with care

“Star your kid” asks for your explicit consent before any photo is used, uses it only to draw your book, and you can delete your creations at any time.

Frequently asked questions

  • It’s designed for children roughly 2–10, always together with a parent. Colouring pages have a detail level you pick (big and simple for toddlers, more detail for older kids), lessons adapt to the age you set, and everything is operated from your account — it’s a thing you make together, not an app to hand over.

  • Your child only ever sees what you make together: your books, your pages, your lessons, your cartoons. There are no ads, no chat, no recommendations feed and no way to wander off — the Kids room is four tiles and your family’s own shelf.

  • You upload a photo, confirm consent explicitly, and the photo is used as the reference to draw your child as the storybook’s hero — same face, same hair, page after page. It isn’t used for anything else, and you can delete your books whenever you like.

  • Yes — that’s the point of the colouring pages: clean black-and-white line art sized for home printers, one press to print. Picture books download as a complete PDF you can print and staple into a real book.

  • You pick the subject and the age; the lesson explains it the way a child listens — short, concrete, with pictures — and ends in a small quiz where right answers collect stars. There are no scores and no failing, ever.

  • The story and characters appear in about a minute, and you review them together before anything is filmed. Episodes render in the background — a short episode is typically ready in a few minutes, and you’ll see it appear on your shelf.

  • You can try it free — new accounts get welcome credits that comfortably cover your first colouring pages. Books, lessons and cartoons use more credits, which come with a subscription; you always see the exact cost on the button before anything is spent.

  • You do, per our terms — print the books, colour the pages, keep the cartoons. If you ever share a cartoon to the community’s “For kids” shelf, that’s your explicit choice and you can unpublish it at any time.

Tonight’s story is one sentence away

Start with a colouring page in under a minute — the book, the lesson and the cartoon are right beside it.

Make something together