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Your book

Edit any word in place. What you see is what your readers get.

Chapter One

The proof arrived on a Tuesday, wrapped in brown paper that had travelled badly. She cut the string and let the pages fall open at the middle, the way you do with a book you already half know.

Every line she had written twice, and a few she had written eleven times, sat there set in type — no longer hers to fuss over, and better for it.

The printed page

We read your book and recommend how to set it. Every choice below is yours to change.

Classicrecommended
Royal 234 × 156 mm Alegreya 11/15.4 328 pages Chapter openings recto Cream stock

Chosen from your manuscript's own shape — its length, its chapter rhythm, whether it carries figures, tables or footnotes.

Or start from a different house style:

Advanced — every layout knob
Page
Type
Margins (mm)
Chapters & running heads
Contents & numbering

Your cover

Describe the book and we design it, or build every element yourself. Both at the exact size your printer needs.

The Draft Nobody Sees A. NOVELIST The Draft Nobody Sees · A. Novelist 978-1-0000-0000-0
Tell us about your book

A few lines is enough. We design the front, the spine and the back at your exact trim, then you can open it in Advanced and move anything.

Paper

The full print wrap — back, spine and front, with the spine width derived from your real page count.

Ebook

The front on its own, exported 3000px tall in RGB — the size every shop asks for.

Export

Everything your book produces, ready to download.

EPUB

A clean, reflowable ebook of the chosen version.

Print PDF

A print-ready interior, set to the layout you approved on the Typeset tab.

Cover files

The front on its own, and the full wrap with the spine sized to your page count.

Quote cards

Typeset share cards of your best lines — in your book’s own look, sized for X and Instagram.

Your book on the web

Its own page on the internet. Pick how it reads — every layout is the same book.

What a first-time visitor lands on

Every reader can still change all three for themselves.

Sell it

One price, and you decide how much of the book anyone can read for nothing.

Price

What a reader pays for the ebook and the online book. Zero means free.

$

bookmatic sells the edition and pays you a royalty on every settled sale.

Who can read the online book

A locked chapter is never sent to the reader's browser — not hidden with CSS, not there at all.

Ticked chapters need a purchase to open.

And what they can take away with them:

EPUB download

Sell the ebook itself. The file is assembled on demand behind a capped download link, so there is nothing sitting on a server to leak.

Per-chapter

Sell chapters individually — serials, workbooks, and anything a reader wants a piece of.

Coming next:

A course, from your bookcoming soon

Your finished book becomes a structured course — modules, objectives and knowledge checks drawn from your own chapters. You edit every word of it here, publish it beside the book, and charge for it.

Your earnings

What each edition has earned, and what is ready to be paid out to you.

Marketing

Telling people about your book: a picture of your best line, the lines worth picturing, posts to share, and the words for the back cover.

Quote cards

Pick any sentence and it becomes a picture you can post, set in your book’s own type and colours.

Find quotable lines

bookmatic reads the book and suggests the lines worth sharing — every one checked verbatim against your manuscript.

Social posts

Short posts ready to paste anywhere, written from the book itself.

Back-cover blurb

The words for the back of the printed book.

The Guide

Every feature has its own how-to, and its own walk-through, inside the app.

Per feature

What it does, when to use it, and what it costs — written from the same registry that decides what your plan can open.

Walk me through it

The same spotlight tour you are in now, one feature at a time.

That is the workspace. Now read a book that came out of it, or see what it costs.