CreateEbook

AI ebook generator

Generate the draft. Keep the authorship.

CreateEbook drafts your titles, your outline and your chapters from the notes you paste in — then hands all of it back, editable on the page, with the typeset PDF redrawing beside you as you work.

Generate my ebook

Free while in beta · No credit card

The workflow

Six steps, and you are holding the pen at every one.

Most generators are a prompt box and a download button, with all the interesting decisions made for you in between. Here each decision is a step you can stop at.

  1. Your input

    A paragraph of notes, a messy outline, or a document you already wrote. Whatever you have is the raw material — the generator never starts from a topic alone if it can start from you.

    Notes, PDF, Word or Markdown

  2. Titles

    Nine titles, drafted from your subject and written to be picked between rather than admired. Ask for three more when none of them fit, or type your own over the top.

    Nine to choose from

  3. Cover

    Six typeset cover styles, and artwork drawn to order when a template alone is too plain. Three drawings per batch, each in a named art direction.

    Six styles, drawn artwork

  4. Outline

    Chapters with a line each on what they cover. Rename them, reorder them, delete the one that repeats itself. This is the step that decides whether the book is any good.

    Drag, rename, cut

  5. Chapters

    The body copy is drafted chapter by chapter, in the voice of the notes you gave it. The moment you edit a paragraph it stops being generated text and starts being yours.

    Editable on the page

  6. The PDF

    Typeset for print, not for a screenshot: real margins, a considered measure, correct trim size. It redraws next to you while you edit, so nothing is a surprise at the end.

    Print-quality export

Editing control

Generated, then made yours.

The difference between a book people finish and a file people delete is roughly the amount of you left in it. Everything here is built to make putting yourself back in cheap.

You edit on the page

Not in a side panel, not by re-prompting. Click the chapter title in the preview and change it. The book is the interface.

Nothing is a one-way door

Title, cover, outline — every decision settles into a row you can reopen. Changing your mind at chapter six does not cost you chapter one.

Nine titles, not one

You are picking between options rather than accepting the first thing offered. Ask for three more when none of them fit, or type your own over the top.

No filler to hit a page count

Chapters are drafted to cover what the outline says they cover. If that takes two pages, it takes two pages.

The preview is the product

Cut a chapter and the PDF re-paginates beside you. You never export to find out what you have done.

The draft is a starting point

We say this plainly because the tools that do not are lying: the parts of your book worth reading are the parts only you could have written.

Sounding like yourself

AI content that sounds like you, not like AI.

Every tool in this category makes that claim, so here is the mechanism instead of the adjective. Three decisions do almost all of the work.

  1. It drafts from your material, not a topic

    A topic contains no information, so a model given one writes the same book for everybody who asks. Paste real notes — the numbers, the objection you hear weekly — and the specifics survive into the draft.

  2. A document you wrote sets the register

    Upload an old post, a deck or a long email and the draft follows its sentence lengths and habits. That does more for voice than any instruction about tone.

  3. Once you touch a chapter, it is yours

    Edited copy is never drafted over. The paragraphs you rewrote survive every later change, so the book drifts towards your writing rather than away from it.

What we do not do

There is no pass that rewrites your text to fool an AI detector. Those classifiers are unreliable in both directions, and a book that only survives one is still a book nobody finishes.

The eight tells that give a draft away

Quality

Typeset, not screenshotted.

A generated ebook usually announces itself before the first sentence — 11pt Arial, a stock photo, margins from a word processor's defaults. This one is set by the rules a print designer would use.

The PDF is rendered from a typesetting engine, not exported from a browser. That means a real measure — the line length is set for reading rather than for filling the page width — proper margins, consistent baseline rhythm, and a serif chosen for print rather than for a screen.

Trim size and margins are correct for the places people actually put ebooks. The same file that works as a lead magnet uploads to Amazon KDP, Gumroad or Payhip without being remade, and can be handed to a printer as it is.

Covers come in six typeset styles, and when a template alone is too quiet you can have the artwork drawn — three options per batch, each in a named art direction, so you can tell one set from the next rather than guessing at the difference.

Cover styles

  • Editorial

    Warm ivory, serif headlines

  • Minimal

    White, quiet, lots of air

  • Bold

    Dark cover, gold accents

  • Sepia

    Aged paper, deep brown ink

  • Slate

    Cool grey, quiet authority

  • Press

    Hard black rules on ivory

Questions

What people ask about generated ebooks.

Is there a free AI ebook generator here?
Yes. CreateEbook is free while in beta — every feature, no credit card, and no watermark on the file you export.
Can I generate an ebook from a document I already have?
Yes. Upload a PDF, Word file, Markdown or plain text and it becomes the source material, rather than typing your notes in again. The outline is drafted from what is actually in the document.
Will the writing sound like AI?
It sounds like the notes you gave it, which is why the input matters more than the prompt. Paste real specifics — numbers, names, the sentence you always say on calls — and they survive into the draft. Paste a one-line topic and you will get a one-line topic's worth of book.
Who owns what the generator writes?
You do. Give it away as a lead magnet, sell it on Gumroad, put it on Amazon KDP — we take no cut and claim no rights over your book.
Can I edit the chapters after they are generated?
That is the point of the editor. Every chapter title and paragraph is editable in the preview, and the PDF redraws as you type, so you never export to check your work.
How long does it take?
The titles come back in a few seconds and the outline shortly after. How long the whole book takes depends on how much of it you rewrite — which is the part you should spend your time on.

Start free

Paste the notes. Read the first chapter.

Free while in beta. Every feature, no credit card, no watermark on your work.

Generate my ebook
  • Nine titles
  • Editable chapters
  • Print-quality PDF