Baby’s first year photo book
The baby memory book that makes itself
It reads your camera roll, picks the best photos of every month and lays out a hardcover book. You flip through, swap what you don’t love, and it’s on its way.
01 Month
Mar 3 – Apr 2







Every baby book is homework. Except this one.
You already took the photos: hundreds of them, every month. Turning them into a book is the part nobody has time for with a baby in the house.
A fill-in memory book
Your part
Print, cut, glue and write, every month
Most stop around month three.
A weekly baby book app
Your part
A few minutes every week, for 52 weeks
The work is still there, in 52 pieces.
BabyBookAI
Your part
Nothing until the year is over
Then one look-through, and it’s done.
How it works
Three steps, and you only do the easy one
Tell it the name and the dates
Your baby’s name goes on the cover. Most books start on the day they were born and end on the first birthday.
It reads your camera roll
On your phone, it finds that year’s photos, drops the blurry ones and the near-duplicates, keeps the best of every moment and sorts them month by month.
Flip through, swap, order
The book is laid out for you. Swap any photo you don’t love, change the words if you like, and the hardcover is printed and shipped to your door.
07 Months
Sep 3 – Oct 2







The book
A real hardcover, made to be kept
Your baby’s name and best photo on the cover. The day they were born on the first page. Then a two-page spread for every month, in the order it happened, each laid out for the photos it holds, until the first birthday.
- Size
- 11 × 11 in square
- Cover
- Hardcover, matte
- Pages
- 30–40
- Paper
- 170 gsm silk
- Layout
- A spread for every month
- Ships
- Printed in the US
Your baby’s photos stay on your phone
BabyBookAI chooses the photos on your phone, not on a server. Nothing is uploaded while it reads your camera roll or while you look through the book. Only when you order are the finished pages sent to the printer. No subscription, and no rights over your child’s pictures.

Ready for the first birthday
The year ends, the book is made. Order it the week of the party, or make one for the grandparents too. Their favorite gift is the one with the baby in it.
Questions parents ask
How does BabyBookAI choose the photos?
It reads the date each photo was taken and keeps only the ones from your baby’s first year. Then it drops blurry shots, keeps the sharpest frame of every burst, and spots the same photo saved twice (a WhatsApp copy and the original, say) to keep the best copy. Photos you marked as favorites, and the ones you shared most, get the best places: the cover and the full pages.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
Not to make the book. The whole selection happens on your phone. Only when you order are the pages of the finished book sent to the printer.
Can I change the photos it picked?
Yes. You flip through the book on your phone and swap any photo you don’t love. You can also edit the words on each page and add a short note of your own.
What does the book look like?
A square 11 × 11 in (28 × 28 cm) hardcover with a matte cover and 30 to 40 pages on 170 gsm silk-coated paper. Your baby’s name and best photo go on the cover, the birth date opens the book, and every month gets its own two-page spread.
What if some photos are in WhatsApp or iCloud?
Photos saved from WhatsApp are in your camera roll, so they are found like any other. On iPhone, BabyBookAI can also use your iCloud Photos for months with few photos on the phone. On Android it reads the photos stored on the phone.
Does it only work for the first twelve months?
Most parents make the first year, from birth to the first birthday. You pick the day it starts and how long it runs: 6, 12 or 18 months, with a spread for each month.
How much does it cost?
The app is free, and so is making the book and looking through it. You only pay when you order the printed hardcover, and you see the price before you do.
Is it on iPhone and Android?
Yes. BabyBookAI is free on the App Store and on Google Play. Books are printed and shipped in the United States.
