Love Tales

Hey Fazier community 👋 I'm Marving, co-founder of Love Tales with Clotilde. We're a two-person team from Montreal. The idea came from a simple frustration: every "personalized" gift we found was a stock template with a name dropped in. Photo books show what happened, but they don't tell the story. We wanted a gift that actually tells how two people got together: how they met, their first trip, the inside jokes, the moment they knew. So we built Love Tales. You upload a few photos, answer a few questions, and in minutes you get a 10-chapter illustrated book starring the two of you, printed and shipped to your door. Behind the scenes, the hardest part was consistency. Image models are great at one nice picture and bad at drawing the same two people 10 times in a row. We built our own orchestration engine that keeps faces, outfits and art style stable across the whole book, so it reads like a real book and not a collage. Since launching in May 2025, 1,100+ customers have made their book, and we're at 4.5/5 on Trustpilot. I'd love your feedback on two things: Does the preview flow feel clear on your first try? What occasion would you gift this for? Happy to answer anything about the product, the AI pipeline or the business side. Thanks for checking us out!

The character-consistency problem is the hard part for this kind of product — how did you land on keeping faces stable across 10 chapters? Custom fine-tune or prompt engineering on a base model? Also curious whether the printed result holds up versus the screen preview.

The character-consistency problem is the hard part for this kind of product — how did you land on keeping faces stable across 10 chapters? Custom fine-tune or prompt engineering on a base model? Also curious whether the printed result holds up versus the screen preview.

Upload a few photos and answers, get a 10-chapter illustrated book with faces kept consistent across every page, then print hardcover or softcover shipped to your door. When the image models behind those chapters start stacking up, leftover capacity is at pzero.studio.

This is such a thoughtful idea. The fact that it builds the book around the couple’s actual story instead of just dropping names into a template makes it feel way more personal. The character consistency across all 10 chapters is probably the hardest part too, so that’s especially impressive. Great concept for anniversaries and weddings.

The personalized illustrated-book idea is quite distinctive. I’m curious how much customization users get before the final book is generated.

The personalized illustrated-book format is a lovely way to turn shared memories into a tangible gift. The relationship-focused framing makes the use case immediately clear.

what a fun and cool product

LoveTales AI has a genuinely charming concept. Turning personal memories and relationship details into a customised story makes the output feel far more meaningful than a generic AI gift. It’s especially appealing for anniversaries or special occasions where the emotional value matters as much as the final design.

I like that Love Tales starts from the couple’s real memories instead of a generic template. The preview-before-order step and consistent characters across all ten chapters make this feel like a genuinely personal keepsake.

Keeping the same two faces recognizable across ten chapters of illustrations is the hard part. We fight the same problem with recurring characters in short-drama series. Do you lock a character reference from the uploaded photos once and reuse it on every page, or regenerate per chapter and then check likeness? Lovely gift idea either way.

its helpfull app but I think you have to add more styles in this 4 style is okay but I need more

What a sweet, unique way to show someone you love them beyond the templated gifts that are out there.

The preview-before-you-order step is what makes this an easy gift to commit to. Have you thought about a version for a child's first years? The same flow, a few photos plus questions about milestones, would make a strong first-birthday book for parents.