Your pet, the hero of their own storybook
Upload a photo of your dog, cat, or any furry (or feathery, or scaly) family member — LuluStories turns them into an illustrated character starring in a brand-new adventure, written and drawn in minutes.
Create Your Pet's Story
Create your pet's story in 4 steps
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Upload a photo
A clear phone photo of your pet's face is all you need. LuluStories turns it into a consistent illustrated character on every page of their story.
- 2
Add their details
Enter their name, species, and whatever makes them them — the dog who's scared of vacuum cleaners, the cat who thinks she's a lion, the rabbit who escapes every enclosure. The story is built around it.
- 3
Choose a style
Pick from Watercolour, Cinematic 3D, Studio Ghibli-inspired, Anime, Cartoon Western, and more.
- 4
Read or print
The full illustrated story is ready in minutes. Read it together digitally, download as a PDF, or order a premium printed hardcover for the shelf.

Personalized characters
Upload a photo and turn your pet into a consistent character across every page
Upload a photo, personalize their details, and keep your pet's look — their markings, their expression, the thing that makes them unmistakably them — consistent from the first page to the last.
- Your photos are used only to create your pet's character.
- Private and secure uploads.
See what families are creating right now
“"Our dog Biscuit is basically part of the family narrative at this point. My daughter now asks for a "Biscuit book" the way other kids ask for a bedtime story."”
“"I made one starring our very unimpressed cat as a secret superhero. My son has read it probably twenty times. The cat remains unimpressed."”
“"We lost our dog last year and I made a story with her in it for my kids. It's become something we read together when we miss her. I wasn't expecting that."”
Frequently asked questions
Start your pet's story today
Free to create. No account needed. Upload a photo, tell us what makes your pet unforgettable, and see their story in minutes.


