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Drop a picture in the middle, a few things around it, say what you want, and see what comes out. That's the whole start. No account, no tutorial. The fun bit is that everything you make becomes an ingredient for the next thing. Make a logo. Put it on a T-shirt. Put the T-shirt on a character. Put the character on page four of a book. Every picture remembers what it was made from, so you can open any one and walk back through everything that went into it — or take someone else's and spin it off somewhere new. Try it: transmutiny.com ... no account needed. Three books I made in it: The Three Little Pigs Fred Shanti Shanti Go make something daft and tell me what happened — what was fun, and where it fought you. Things to play with Remix anything. Stuff made in the free Forge goes into a public library, so you can grab someone's dragon and give it your hat. Your own cast. Name a character once and type @Pip to bring Pip back — same face, new outfit, new adventure. Weather. Rain, snow, mist, neon buzz, water ripple, a slow sunset shift. Still pictures with a bit of life in them. Pages and panels. When you want to turn your experiments into an actual story: cut a page into panels, drop art in, add speech bubbles. Make it with someone. Two+ people can work on one book at once — a kid and a parent, or a grandparent 200 miles away. Genuinely creative. Style transfer produces different looks and aesthetics. A book generated using a "Modern Anime" style and a book first generated in the "Underground" style then transferring every page to "Modern Anime" produce genuinely different, interesting and fun results. Share it. Link-only until you make it public, and screened before anyone else can see it. Background I live with my wife and son in London. We are originally from South Africa, and to us, it's very important to keep the relationship between my son and our parents strong even though. we across the ocean. Something that we do on a weekly basis is have Granny read to my son. She does this by sharing her screen on WhatsApp, and she'll have either an AI-generated story ready (often based on some wild request from my son) or she'll take photos of a storybook that she has at home on the farm. My mum is retired from teaching so it was a nice idea for me to give her something to play with in her spare time as a creative outlet, while also giving my son some fun story time at the end of it. So suffice it to say, my vision was to build something flexible and easy to use - so easy that even my mom could use it! I actually started this project about a year and a half ago, but gave up on it because the AI tooling just wasn't quite there yet - it was struggling to produce bug free features and although I am a software engineer I didn't have the full technical skills - particularly on the Frontend - to build the thing I envisioned to life. When I picked up the project again about a few weeks ago all of the

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/18 19:29:00