A 3D pop-up book takes the pages you already made and stands them up: the book sits on a desk you can turn by hand, and each spread folds into a paper stage with your characters cut out and standing in it. This walkthrough shows the whole thing in ReadKidz, in four short parts — including exactly what the pop-up stage costs before anything is spent.
Part 1
Where the 3D book lives, how to open it, and what lands on the desk when you do.
Part 2
Turn pages by hand, read the words when you want them, and choose which room you read in.
Part 3
What the pop-up stage needs, what it costs, and what gets reused instead of remade.
Part 4
Standing characters, a set built from your own page, voices on tap, and a view you can walk around.
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No. The 3D book is built from a picture book you have already finished — open it from Preview book in the editor and every page is already there.
Only the character cut-outs that do not exist yet. Before anything is made, ReadKidz shows you how many new assets are needed and how many credits that is, and characters you have already prepared are reused at no cost. You can cancel at that screen.
No. The pages, the cover and the characters you see in 3D are the images from your own book. The 3D reader builds the room, the paper folds and the standing cut-outs around them.
A few minutes for a typical book, and it runs in the background — you can carry on working and come back when it is ready.
Yes. Show story opens the page text alongside the artwork, and in pop-up mode you can tap a character to have their part of the page read aloud.
The 3D book and the pop-up stage are built from a book you already have — so it starts with the story.
