15: Using AI Illustrations for an Amazon KDP Children's Book? (Here's What to Watch Out For)
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In this episode of Children’s Book Marketing Made Easy, Harleigh tackles one of the most controversial topics in the children's book industry today: AI illustrations.
With AI tools becoming more accessible than ever, many aspiring children's book authors are wondering whether they should use AI to illustrate their books. In this episode, Harleigh shares what can happen when authors choose to use AI-generated illustrations, the potential consequences that many people don't talk about, and several alternative options that can help bring your story to life without spending thousands of dollars on illustrations. Drawing from real-world experiences, coaching client stories, and her own perspective as a professional illustrator, she helps you make an informed decision about what's best for your publishing goals.
What You’ll Learn
- What can happen if you use AI illustrations in a children's book
- The potential impact AI illustrations can have on book sales, reviews, school visits, and bookstore opportunities
- Common reactions authors may experience when publishing AI-illustrated books
- Alternative illustration options if hiring a full illustrator isn't in your budget
Watch the Original YouTube Video
If you prefer a visual walkthrough, you can watch the original video here:
https://youtu.be/5V4l57jUSeE?si=ndqvGqNRXHMZSIST
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