Edit any Storywish page by typing or talking. Storywish rewrites the words or redraws the picture, one tap makes a page sillier or gentler, and painting over one spot changes just that spot.
On your own book, tap Edit your story. Type what you'd like in the field, or tap the round button at its left and say it, then tap Make this change. Storywish works out whether that means new words, a new picture or both.
Ask for something that touches more than one page, like a new name for a character, and Storywish shows which pages it will change before it starts.
Say "undo that". The arrows beside a picture bring back its earlier versions, and Cancel puts the whole book back as it was.
Tap Touch up, paint over the part you want different, and say what should be there. Storywish redraws only what you painted, so you can give the dog a hat or fix a hand and keep the rest.
Change the picture draws the whole picture again, from your words or from scratch. The cover works the same way, and its title has a box of its own.
Edit any word yourself, right on the page. After you change a page's words, Recreate image draws its picture again to match.
Under the words, one tap makes the page sillier or gentler, and the sparkle rewrites the page from what you tell it. Highlight a sentence first and only that sentence changes.
When the book reads right, Save edits keeps it.
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