Practical tutorials from our team and the people making stories with C2Story. Learn a technique, try it, then share what you discover.
Follow the actual form inputs and screenshots used to create Milo, a watercolor bear. Generate, confirm the character is saved, and find the entry point for a new story.
Compose a rabbit-and-sunflower illustration with a quiet area for a short paragraph. See a full-frame version, a deliberate text-space version and the exact prompts.
Help a little hedgehog arrive home without a dark, intimidating forest. Compare two generated examples and use distance, warm light and open space to shape the page.
Use a simple feedback pattern to correct text, composition, or continuity while keeping the parts of a page that already work.
Build a short character reference, preserve your chosen medium, and give page-specific feedback when an illustration drifts.
Turn one clear idea into a picture book. Choose your audience and style, review the story, then inspect the illustrations before sharing.
