An ebook creator that does the whole job.

Deciding the title

By hand —A shortlist in a notes app, argued over for two days and settled by whoever cares least.

Here —Nine titles drafted from your subject, three more on request, and a field to write your own over the top.

Structuring the book

By hand —A blank document and the growing suspicion that chapter four is the same as chapter two.

Here —A drafted outline you cut, rename and reorder, with one line under each chapter saying what it does.

Writing the chapters

By hand —Three good evenings, then a fortnight of not opening the file.

Here —A first draft written from your notes, editable on the page, so the work is rewriting rather than starting.

Typesetting the pages

By hand —Word or Google Docs, default margins, a line length nobody can read comfortably.

Here —A print typesetting engine: real measure, proper margins, consistent hierarchy on every chapter opening.

The cover

By hand —Canva, a stock photo, and forty minutes discovering the title is unreadable as a thumbnail.

Here —Six typeset cover styles, plus artwork drawn to order in a named art direction when a template is too plain.

Checking your work

By hand —Export, open the PDF, spot the widow, go back, repeat until the will goes.

Here —The PDF redraws beside the editor as you type. Nothing is a surprise at the end.

Getting it to readers

By hand —A file on a Drive link, and a landing page still on the to-do list.

Here —A hosted opt-in page with the cover, the promise and one email field — live the same afternoon.

Selling it later

By hand —Remaking the file at the right trim size for KDP, badly, in an evening.

Here —The same export uploads to Amazon KDP, Gumroad or Payhip unchanged.