Import your material, control the outline, generate in the foreground or background, edit with version protection, add research and visuals, then export a file you can inspect.
Help the reader narrow a broad area of expertise into a result they can explain, deliver, and improve.
The nonfiction, workbook, and storybook examples were produced internally. They are not customer results. Open the downloadable samples before choosing a starting format.
Browse every sample fileA focused guide that turns scattered service knowledge into a sequence of reader decisions, examples, and a usable offer map.
A task-led project with a baseline, short teaching sections, writing space, a rehearsal page, and a final action plan.
A short storybook project arranged around scene changes, repeated visual details, and illustration placement beside the relevant text.
Every route opens a normal book project. Imported content is source material to review, not a promise that extraction or generation is automatically correct.
| Starting point | Use it for | Review before drafting |
|---|---|---|
| Guided brief | Generate a proposed chapter structure from a title, reader, promise, tone, and notes. | Scope, order, missing chapters, and repeated ideas. |
| Blank project | Write and organize the book without generating an outline. | Your own chapter logic and source plan. |
| DOCX or PDF | Bring an existing draft or reference document into the project. | Extracted headings, paragraphs, omissions, and rights. |
| Public URL | Use accessible web material as project source context. | Page ownership, relevance, current facts, and extraction quality. |
| Pasted text | Add notes, interviews, lesson material, or an existing section. | Permissions, sensitive details, and source labels. |
Each stage leaves an artifact you can inspect. Generation does not lock the manuscript or skip the author's review.
Describe the book, start with your own structure, or import DOCX, PDF, a public URL, or pasted text.
Six clear starting pathsAdd, rename, remove, and reorder chapters. Keep a summary beside each chapter so its purpose stays visible.
Editable chapter order and summariesDraft a selected chapter when you want close control, or run full-book generation in the background and follow real chapter progress.
Background job status by chapterFormat the manuscript in the rich-text editor, use version history, and resolve revision conflicts when the same work is open in another tab or device.
Autosave, history, and conflict protectionKeep research and citations, author voice, story facts, consistency results, cover options, and interior images with the project.
Author and production tools in one workspaceSet front matter, formatting, and KDP metadata, then download PDF, EPUB, DOCX, or a KDP preparation ZIP.
Working downloadable artifactsAutosave protects normal edits. Version history preserves earlier states. Revision checks stop one tab or device from silently replacing newer work.
Use the editing checklistChange the outline when the sequence is wrong instead of forcing the prose to fit it.
Use version history before or after a rewrite when the previous direction was stronger.
Duplicate a project or begin from a template without changing the original book.
Share the project through the collaboration workflow while ownership and access remain explicit.
These tools support review. They do not replace fact-checking, rights clearance, or an editor's judgment.
| Tool | What it keeps with the project | What remains your decision |
|---|---|---|
| Research and citations | Research results and source references for the manuscript. | Whether each source supports the claim and is current enough to use. |
| Author voice | Reusable writing guidance based on choices you approve. | Whether the result sounds natural and belongs under your name. |
| Story bible | Names, facts, settings, rules, and continuity notes. | Which details are canonical and when they should change. |
| Consistency analysis | Potential conflicts, repetition, and naming drift across the book. | Which findings need a correction and which are intentional. |
The workspace prepares files. It does not sign in to a retailer, upload your book, or approve it for publication.
| Available now | Boundary |
|---|---|
| PDF, EPUB, and DOCX downloads with front matter and formatting settings. | Inspect each file on the devices and platform where readers will use it. |
| KDP metadata and preparation ZIP for a cleaner upload handoff. | No direct Amazon KDP publishing, account access, or approval guarantee. |
| Front cover artwork generation stored with the book project. | No spine, back cover, bleed setup, or print-ready full wrap. |
| Interior image gallery for generated project visuals. | The latest image linked to a chapter appears in preview and is included in PDF, EPUB, DOCX, and KDP preparation exports. Review placement, cropping, rights, and accessibility. |
Product tools are useful when the book assignment is specific enough to review.
Define the reader, result, approach, and job of each chapter.
Use the outline planner →Evidence workflowBuild a source packet and mark claims that still need verification.
Read the writing guide →File choiceMatch the download to reading, editing, print review, or handoff.
Compare the formats →These answers describe the current product and its publishing boundaries.
Review prices and allowancesYes. Open a blank project, add chapters, write manually, and use the editor and export tools without generating an outline.
You can import DOCX, PDF, a public URL, or pasted text. Review the extracted material before using it in the manuscript.
Yes. Start a full-book job and follow progress as chapters complete. You can still review and edit every result.
Yes. Choose the format and download the generated file from the publishing workspace.
No. It creates front cover artwork. A print-ready back cover, spine, bleed, and exact trim layout still need a separate full-wrap production step.
Yes, when an image is linked to a chapter. The latest linked image appears in preview and is included in PDF, EPUB, DOCX, and KDP preparation exports. You can also download the original from the private gallery.
No. It is a download for preparing your KDP submission. Review it and upload through your own Amazon KDP account.
Draft includes one outline generation, three chapter generations, manual editing, and working exports.