Turn one idea intoan ebook you can sell.

You do. BookArc takes no rights over what it writes for you and no cut of what it earns. Sell it, give it away, put your name on it, or rewrite every line.

Yes. You get 30 credits when you sign up, with no card. That’s enough to plan and write a whole book and read it in the app. Downloading the files is the part you pay for — plans start at $19 a month.

The title and the chapter plan arrive in about twenty seconds. After you approve it, chapters are written one after another and appear on the page as they land, so you can read chapter one while chapter four is still being written.

Change it. The chapter plan arrives before a single chapter is written — rewrite the titles, reorder them, cut the ones you don’t want, then start writing. Once a chapter is written you can edit it by hand, or ask the AI for a second draft and see every change before you accept it.

Yes. Every chapter opens in a real editor: headings, lists, tip boxes, tables, images and page breaks, the way you would in a doc. Editing by hand is free. If you’d rather describe the change, Edit with AI rewrites the chapter for the same credits as writing it, and you review every change first.

Yes. BookArc draws cover options made for your book’s genre (4 credits each), and you can draw another with a style hint, upload your own image instead, and choose whether your name goes on it.

Five files: a typeset PDF with the cover on page one, a print-ready interior PDF for a paperback, an EPUB for ebook stores, a Word document for editing, and the cover as a PNG. The print-ready interior is what KDP wants: a true 6 × 9 inch trim with the fonts embedded, a wider margin on the bound edge, and no cover inside it, because print-on-demand services take the cover as a separate file.

In 18 of them, including right-to-left languages like Arabic, which are typeset properly rather than just translated — the binding ends up on the correct side and the opening drop cap hangs off the correct edge.

Yes. Describe a theme, pick who it’s for, a style and a page size, and BookArc plans and draws every page as clean line art at 300 dpi — from 5 to 60 designs, 2 credits a page. You get a print-ready PDF for a KDP paperback with blank backs, every page as a PNG, a home-print PDF and the cover.

On Amazon KDP, yes: when you publish, KDP asks whether you used AI to create the text, images or translations, and you should answer honestly. That answer goes to Amazon; it isn’t printed in the book. Other stores have their own rules, so check theirs before you publish.

Yes. Cancel from Plan & billing in your profile whenever you like; your plan runs to the end of the month you’ve paid for, and your books stay in your account.