MakeMyTale

What is MakeMyTale?

MakeMyTale is a website and app designed to spark kids’ creativity and imagination through stories. It provides an interactive space where children can create and share their own short stories. The platform includes customizable characters, different story settings, story prompts to get started, and story templates, making it simple for kids to develop their ideas and improve their writing.

MakeMyTale also encourages collaboration: children can share their stories and give each other feedback in a safe, secure online environment. The goal is to help kids develop a love of storytelling and reading while growing their creative skills.

Who created MakeMyTale?

MakeMyTale was created by a team passionate about getting kids excited about storytelling and reading. Their aim is to encourage creativity and imagination through interactive storytelling tools and resources, offering a safe place for children to share their thoughts and connect with other young storytellers.

Who is MakeMyTale for?

• Teachers
• Librarians
• Child psychologists
• Creative writing instructors
• Parents
• Literacy coaches
• Educational content creators
• Children’s book authors
• Speech therapists
• After-school program coordinators

Key features

• Customizable characters – kids can shape the figures that populate their stories.
• Story settings – a variety of places to set each tale.
• Prompts and templates – story ideas and structures to help kids get started.
• Sharing and feedback – young authors can publish stories and exchange feedback with peers.
• Safe environment – strict privacy settings protect children’s work and personal details.

How to use MakeMyTale

1. Visit the MakeMyTale website or open the app.
2. Explore the interface: customizable characters, settings, prompts, and templates.
3. Use these tools to build your own story.
4. Share your finished story with others on the platform and give feedback on other young authors’ work.

The platform is designed to be fun and straightforward, supporting literacy and a genuine love of stories among children — whether they enjoy writing, reading, or collaborating with friends.