Review the complete story draft before Nookly illustrates it. The current draft screen lets you edit the book title and page captions, reorder the story, and add or remove pages.
Before you edit
Read the entire draft once without changing anything. Check the plot, page order, child details, tone, reading level, private information, and whether each caption gives the illustration enough visual direction.
You can reach this screen after Nookly confirms that the plot and hero are ready. Select Review and edit captions.
Turn on page editing
On the Refine [child’s name]’s story draft page, select Edit beside the page count.
The page cards become editable and show page-management controls.
Edit the book title
Select Edit book title.
Change the title in the text field.
Select the confirmation control to keep the new title, or cancel to leave it unchanged.
Edit a page caption
Enter edit mode.
Select the page card or its caption.
Rewrite the text, keeping the action and visual scene clear.
Review the neighboring pages so the transition still makes sense.
Each caption guides the illustration for that page. Include the people, action, setting, and meaningful object when they matter, but avoid stuffing every detail into one caption.
Reorder pages
In edit mode, drag a page card to its new position. Read the pages around it again to confirm the sequence, pronouns, and cause-and-effect still work.
Add or delete a page
Select Delete page on a card to remove it. Check the surrounding story before saving.
Select + Click to add a page here to create a new page, then enter the new caption and place it where it belongs.
Save or leave the editor
Select Save changes to keep the edited draft.
Select Exit editor when you want to leave edit mode without continuing to make page changes.
After saving, review the full draft one more time before selecting Continue.
Good to know
Use Write a fresh version when the whole direction needs to change.
Use direct page editing for precise changes to names, wording, actions, or sequence.
Review generated content before sharing it with a child.