Storybird

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Creative digital story-building tool for readers, writers, and educators.

Latest reviews

• (2023-05-16) Grace Lopez: I like the photos and all but it gives me nothing I look up new york it gives me a creepy doll if they can add good pictures that would be better I look up apple it gives me a lizard if they can improve it it would be better and you have to pay for it so not really recommended it my opinion and everyone who I know that uses it agrees. not saying its horrible I'm just saying I did not like it, also there are some pictures that are inapropriate.
• (2018-09-28) Luka Nicholas: I'm an aspiring writer and at first, I loved this app. My only complaints were the fact that you can't upload your own art and that there's a limit to how long your chapters can be. I pushed past it though, because every app has its flaws, so it didn't bother me all that much. What did bother me is that they said that "it's a website for everyone" and yet, they refused to let me publish my writing because of my serious stories and writing style. I wanted to let my creativity shine, and yet, I was unable to. I eventually downloaded the last of my works and switched to a different site. I'm very disappointed in the way that they treated me, and a mod even went as far as calling my work "grotesque and unfit for the public" Honestly, if you're a teen or older, this app isn't for you.
• (2018-07-25) Fantastic App! I enjoy being creative and it allows me to publish stories as well after i create them.
• (2017-10-28) SAGE NT: i like evrything about it excxept the fact that i dont get to name the price
• (2017-10-11) Guinevere de la Mare: My second grader loves writing picture books on Storybird. We have a yearly membership so that we can download free PDFs of all of his stories, and I have ordered several printed books to give to grandparents for the holidays. I am always impressed with how supportive and positive the community is. Having every public story and comment moderated by a real person makes me feel secure that my child is safe online, both from a privacy standpoint and also from bullying.
• (2017-10-10) Patrick Tang: It is great. Five star.
• (2017-08-09) Nic Dalton: Storybird is the best! I have so amny friends on it and we talk about it all the time. I love the fact you can right a picture book with another person. I don't really like the fact that with moderation takes months unless you pay $14 to become a book club member and that moderation doesn't fix up mistakes but stops you from doing particular things, but, over all, STORYBIRD IS AWESOME!!!!!!
• (2017-05-28) My Creative Writing Club loves to use this to publish their yearly books for poetry, short stories, and art! The only drawback they hate is when EVERY mistake must be corrected, even if it's purposeful and for the sake of the artform :) However, it's a great tool to teach poetry to visual learners who struggle with abstract writing and concrete learners who struggle as well.
• (2017-05-09) McKenna G: I want to share my stories but i clicked on student and i try to get a new account it won't let me!
• (2017-03-26) J S: I have to go online to use it but now I can use the app! :D
• (2017-03-16) Rachel Lurie: It's amazing and I already have a few chapters, but for a regular account there are a few problems. These problems are: -There is a limit to how much a chapter has -Moderation takes at least four to five months. -and when you go back to edit a published chapter the moderation takes longer.
• (2017-01-22) Roby Fields: I hate it
• (2016-06-21) Amelia Huening: AWESOME!!!! this is the best!
• (2016-06-21) Nicole Friedel: I like how teachers can create accounts that they can assign and monitor student work! I also like that students/parents are able to purchase books that are fundraiser for school. I hope that creators will allow users to add their own images, add text boxes where they desire, and format text with different font styles and sizes. I also had trouble on new page. I added text to bottom text box, but when I dragged image to page, it covered text, and I was unable to remove image, so I wound up having to type the text again, on the opposite page.
• (2016-05-28) nerd: I LOVE Storybird! I have an account already on Storybird, and I'm glad they've made it into an app. The only thing I don't like is the fact you can't choose your own cover art.
• (2016-02-15) Luke Skinner: Awsome! Because reasons
• (2016-02-11) Faith Guzman: so cool
• (2015-12-28) Tori Brown: it is wonderful! i love the at and it's fun and easy to write.
• (2015-12-22) lucille johnson: THIS APP IS SO AWSOME!
• (2015-12-19) Smart Money: Great, thoughtful and fun app.
• (2015-11-07) alima tamatekou: its a alsome app
• (2015-10-25) What If?: I have already made 6 books in one month because it's a good app, has good art styles, and all kids who love writing a lot would also enjoy.Plus class mode is private for students so strangers can't read his/ hers things, Ect. I could go through a day just talking about this app. Though it's the best typing/ writing site ever!
• (2015-09-19) Eva Wilson: It's okay. Yeah.
• (2015-07-23) Saeema Khan: it doesn't allow you to add characters
• (2015-07-21) aliyah: This is BRILLIANT! I love writing stories and I recommend this to all those who love writing too.
• (2015-05-20) Brian McKenna: it kept refreshing on its own whenever I try to sign in
• (2015-02-13) Nathan: Love it! So awesome to read books for free online! and the best part has to be sharing your story and getting feedback.
• (2015-01-13) Mohammed Alkuwari: GREAT!!
• (2015-01-09) Jazmin Pagan: What an awesome app! You get to write, read, and increase your writing skills, which I desperately needed to do, The staff is also very efficient; I had a technical issue and they fixed it within 48 hours! :D The only downside is that moderation (when you're publishing a book) takes up to 4-5 days if you're not a preninum member, but moderation is necessary, to keep our little community clean. The books are 100% free, by the way. The books are made by both professional writers and people with ideas. Highly recommended! :3 I hope more people join, and find hidden gems.
• (2014-12-30) angela adler: A standard, (but effective) tool in "unblocking" the imagination of the reluctant storyteller. Good practice in the craft of writing.
• (2014-12-30) they are free you get to create books to.and like sandra williams said what a wonderful tool
• (2014-12-21) ashlee mackal: loved it so much
• (2014-12-18) Mahnoor Awan: i havent yet downloaded but wanted to ask wether the books are free or not
• (2014-11-18) silentwolf N: CoolCool
• (2014-11-10) Kuroh Nuinui: Please also make an app for android... I would love to read the stories on my phone while offline... Keep up the good work!
• (2014-09-13) Mailani McKelvy: Fun, easy, and gets your creative juices flowing! It also is easy to navigate and very visual.
• (2014-08-22) Andrea Rapson: This is one site that my children love. They enjoy reading each other's stories. Great classroom site.
• (2014-08-17) Charlene Sirlin: Great feature is that students can set the target language before writing.
• (2014-07-26) Theodora Føien: Fulfills it's purpose, but I thought I could upload my own artwork. I wish it were possible, but oh well. It's supposed to give inspiration to writers and poets, thus you cannot upload your own artwork.
• (2014-06-02) Lisa Fryia: It was fast to use.
• (2014-04-03) Rachel H: This app is SO user-friendly and I love the easy access I now have to Storybird. Awesome--Thank you!
• (2014-03-20) Andrea Baerwald: Love using storybird in my classroom!
• (2014-03-17) Jennifer L.: This app is awesome! I am able to get to my favorite site, storybird, in one click.
• (2014-03-17) Suz: Nice! A quick link to one of my favorite sites. If you haven't tried Storybird yet, you are missing out on a great family website!
• (2014-03-15) Marypat M: Great app! Makes it so easy to access Storybird!