Ebook Maker

The core flow asked for one title and one description, then produced the whole book: chapter list, body text, and a closing section. You could accept the AI suggestion for the title or write your own brief. Everything after that was a review pass rather than a writing pass, which is the trade this kind of ebook creation platform makes.

Credits replaced subscriptions. One credit covered a book of up to six chapters, two credits covered seven to twelve, and three credits covered thirteen to eighteen. Editing an existing book did not burn extra credits, so the cost mapped to output size instead of time spent. A ten credit pack at about $19.90 worked out to roughly two mid-size books.

Generated pages carried images, and the style picker offered photorealistic, gouache, black and white, post-impressionism, abstract, and surrealism. Black and white doubled as a coloring book mode, which parents and teachers used for children's titles. Style applied across the book, so mixing looks meant editing pages one at a time.

Paid plans unlocked an audiobook build from the same manuscript, with a narrator voice selected by language and gender. The audio came out in a downloadable file rather than streaming only inside the app. For a title priced as a lead magnet, that second format was the main upsell.

One finished project could leave as a PDF for email delivery, an ePub for Kindle and Kobo readers, or a flipbook link that mimicked page turns in the browser. The flipbook also supported a custom background image. Plain word processor output never gets you the flipbook, and that gap is why people picked this tool over a template.

Paid credits opened the editor: click text to rewrite it, click an image to swap it, add or delete pages, and replace the cover art at a recommended 780 by 780 pixels in JPEG. Inviting an editor by email let a co-author work in the same file. Mobile editing existed but the company warned that the phone preview did not match the final PDF.

The generator split output by content type: informative, story, children's story, culinary recipes, and poetry, with an extra agent mode for informative books built from uploaded material. Genre shaped both tone and page layout, so a recipe book got ingredient blocks and a children's title got shorter lines.