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Digital storytelling for kids, start to finish
Every layer of a digital story — words, art, motion, voice, and music — in one kid-sized studio. No tool-juggling.
Free for iPhone & iPad · no accounts, no adsEvery layer of a digital story — words, art, motion, voice, and music — in one kid-sized studio. No tool-juggling.
Free for iPhone & iPad · no accounts, no adsDigital storytelling projects usually mean a pipeline: write in one tool, draw in another, assemble slides in a third, record a screen capture in a fourth. Unicorn Book Stories collapses the pipeline. A kid opens one app and writes, illustrates, animates, narrates, and scores the whole story — then exports a video worthy of a premiere.
Writing, art, animation, voice, and music in one app — no juggling four tools to finish one story.
No accounts, logins, or rosters to set up — hand a kid an iPad and the studio is open. Books live on each device.
Page-build animation turns each page into a scene — closer to a short film than a slideshow.
Page-by-page narration is the heart of digital storytelling, and it's built in, not bolted on.
Finished stories export as standard MP4 videos or printable PDFs — easy to share, screen, or archive.
No ads, no trackers, no data collection from kids — everything stays on the device.
Telling a story with digital media — words, images, motion, and the storyteller's recorded voice. In this app, kids do every layer themselves and the result is an animated, narrated storybook.
Roughly ages 4–12 (pre-K through middle school). Younger kids dictate and narrate; older kids write, animate, and compose.
Yes — there are no logins at all, which makes shared iPads painless. Note that books are stored per device, so a student should use the same iPad across sessions, and finished work is best exported as video.
Export as an MP4 video (with animation, narration, and music) to share, screen, or AirPlay — or as a printable PDF for a paper copy.
Nothing — the app is free on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
