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Training Guide 12

AI Ebook Creator — describe a book, get the whole thing

Most AI writing tools give you an outline and leave the work to you. This one writes the finished book — a plan, then every chapter in full, illustrated and typeset into a PDF you can sell, plus the Kindle and paperback files Amazon KDP asks for at upload. And when it is done, you can review and edit every word, swap the pictures, and rebuild the files as often as you like, with no extra cost.

01 What it actually makes

Four deliverables, not one document.

This is the part worth understanding before you start, because it is what separates this from every "AI book writer" you have tried. You do not get a Word file to reformat. You get a publishable package.

The book as a PDF

Typeset with a cover, a contents page and the pictures in place. Ready to sell as it is.

Kindle EPUB + store cover

The format KDP recommends, with a clickable contents page and a 1600 × 2560 cover for the listing.

Print-ready paperback

Interior at your trim size with KDP margins and real page numbers, plus a full-wrap cover.

A KDP upload checklist

Every figure Amazon asks for during upload — trim, margins, spine width, page count — worked out for your book.

The spine is measured, not guessed. A paperback cover has to wrap a spine whose width depends on how many pages the book actually came out at. That number is not known until the book is written, so the cover is built afterwards from the real page count. This is the single most common reason a homemade paperback cover gets rejected by KDP.

02 The screen, explained

One brief, five settings, one button.

The AI Ebook Creator screen showing the brief box, settings and the estimate line
AI Ebook Creator. Open it from the sidebar. Everything on this screen feeds one build.

The header tells you what is about to happen: 01 OUTLINE · 02 WRITE · 03 ILLUSTRATE · 04 TYPESET. Those four stages run in order, unattended, after you press the button.

  1. About the book

    Four fields on the left: the brief, the audience, the tone, and the author name for the cover.

  2. Shape

    How many chapters, and how long each one runs.

  3. Pictures

    Which model draws them, and how many go in the body.

  4. Publishing

    Paperback trim size and paper colour.

  5. YOUR BOOK — the panel on the right

    Live totals: chapters, estimated words and pages, picture count, and exactly what it will cost in both credit types. It updates as you change anything. This is the part to read before you commit.

03 Step 1 — Describe the book

The single field that decides whether the book is any good.

The book brief box with its example placeholder
Four fields, not one. The brief does most of the work; audience and tone steer how it is written.

The guidance on screen is "Name the reader and the outcome", and it is the whole craft of this tool in five words. A vague brief produces a vague book, and no amount of chapters fixes that.

Too broad

"A book about sourdough."

Who is reading it? What can they do afterwards that they could not before? The model has to invent both, and it will invent something generic.

Specific

"A practical guide to switching a small bakery to sourdough — costs, timelines, equipment, and what to tell regular customers."

A named reader, a named outcome, and four things the book must cover.

FieldWhat it does
About the bookThe brief. Up to 1,000 characters, and the single biggest lever on quality.
AudienceWho it is written for — e.g. Small bakery owners. Sets the assumed knowledge and the examples.
ToneHow it reads — e.g. Warm, practical. Two or three words is enough.
Author name on the coverYour name or a pen name. It is printed on the cover, so spell it the way you want it to appear on Amazon.
  1. Name the reader

    "A small bakery owner", "a first-year teacher", "someone moving from Excel to Power BI". Not "beginners".

  2. Name the outcome

    What can they do on the last page that they could not on the first?

  3. List what it must cover

    Three or four specifics. These become the backbone of the chapter plan.

  4. Say what to leave out

    Optional, but it stops the book drifting into territory you did not want.

A practical guide to switching a small bakery to sourdough — costs, timelines, equipment, and what to tell regular customers. Written for an owner-operator with one oven and no lab. Skip the history and the science; keep it to decisions and numbers.

04 Step 2 — Chapters & length

Together these decide the size of the book.

The chapters and chapter length dropdowns with the live estimate underneath
Watch the panel on the right. Changing either control changes the word count, the page count and the credit cost.
SettingOptions
Chapters5 to 20, set with the − / + stepper
Chapter lengthShort — 1,200 words · Standard — 1,800 words · Long — 2,500 words

The two multiply, so the range is wide:

Short (1,200)Standard (1,800)Long (2,500)
5 chapters6,000 words9,000 words12,500 words
10 chapters12,000 words18,000 words25,000 words
15 chapters18,000 words27,000 words37,500 words
20 chapters24,000 words36,000 words50,000 words
More chapters is usually better than longer ones. A 10-chapter book at Standard covers more ground than a 5-chapter book at Long, for the same word count, and it reads better — chapters are how a reader navigates. Reach for Long when each topic genuinely needs the room, not to pad the total.

05 Step 3 — The pictures

Two models. They are not interchangeable.

The illustration model selector showing GPT Image mini and FLUX
Pictures drawn with. The illustrations are generated and placed into the book automatically.
ModelCostReach for it when
GPT Image mini2 media credits per pictureThe pictures need to carry meaning — diagrams, labelled scenes, anything where the subject has to be recognisably the thing you described.
FLUX1 media credit per pictureYou want atmosphere and style — chapter openers, mood pieces, decorative plates. Half the price.
The cover is always drawn, and it counts. Pictures in the book sets the number of body pictures; the cover is added on top. Set it to 6 and the panel on the right will say Pictures (7) — six inside, one on the front. Body pictures are spread evenly through the chapters.

The images are generated during the build and typeset into the book in place, so you are never dropping pictures into a document afterwards.

06 Step 4 — Trim size & paper

These two only affect the paperback, and they are hard to change later.

The paperback trim size and paper colour options
Trim size and paper. The interior margins and the cover spine are both calculated from these.
Trim sizeConventionally used for
5 × 8 inPocketable non-fiction and short guides. Fewer words per page, so a higher page count.
5.5 × 8.5 inThe middle ground, and a safe default for most how-to books.
6 × 9 inBusiness, technical and reference books. Most words per page, and the most room for figures.
  1. Author name on the cover

    Set in this section, and printed on the cover. Use the name you want on the Amazon listing.

  2. Paper: White

    Higher contrast. Better for books with illustrations, diagrams or code.

  3. Paper: Cream

    Softer and easier on the eye over long stretches of unbroken text. The usual choice for narrative.

6 × 9 on white is the KDP default for non-fiction — the tool says so on screen, and it is the safe answer if you are unsure.
Choose the trim size before you build, not after. Margins, page count and the spine width of the wrap-around cover all follow from it. Changing your mind later means building the book again.

07 What a book costs

A book is the largest job on the platform. Read this before your first one.

The YOUR BOOK panel showing estimated length, picture cost, media credits, word credits and a shortfall warning
Everything is priced before you press anything. This example is short of word credits — the panel says so, and says what to do about it.

A book draws on two different balances, and they behave differently:

CreditPays forWhen it is taken
Media creditsThe pictures, cover includedUp front, when you start
Word creditsThe writingAs each chapter is written — the figure shown is the ceiling

What that works out at

Measured from the tool itself, at 6 body pictures plus the cover:

BookWordsPagesWord creditsMedia credits
5 chapters × Short6,000~17~119,00014 · or 7 on FLUX
10 chapters × Standard18,000~51~327,00014 · or 7 on FLUX
12 chapters × Standard21,600~62~389,00014 · or 7 on FLUX
20 chapters × Long50,000~143~880,00014 · or 7 on FLUX
Word credits are the constraint, not media credits. The pictures cost a handful of media credits. The writing costs roughly eighteen word credits per finished word — so even a short book runs to six figures. Check the number in the panel against your balance before you plan a twenty-chapter epic.
  1. If the panel says you are short

    It tells you plainly — "you have X, this book needs about Y. Shorten it, or add credits." Reduce the chapters or the chapter length and watch the figure fall, or top up.

  2. Cheapest way to test the tool

    5 chapters × Short on FLUX. Around 119,000 word credits and 7 media credits for a real, complete, sellable 17-page book.

  3. Switching to FLUX halves the picture cost

    2 credits per picture becomes 1. It makes no difference to the writing.

  4. Roughly 350 words to a page

    Useful when you are aiming at a page count rather than a word count — a 100-page paperback is about 35,000 words.

08 Step 5 — Write my book

The longest job in QynTro. Start it and walk away.

  1. Read the YOUR BOOK panel one more time

    Words, pages and both credit costs are all there before you press anything.

  2. Press Write my book

    The plan is made first, then the chapters are written in order, then the pictures are drawn, then the whole thing is typeset and packaged.

  3. Do not sit and watch

    The build runs on our servers, not in your browser. Close the tab, come back later, and the files will be waiting.

09 Your four files

And what each one is for.

The finished book with its downloadable files
Your books. Every finished book is listed with its chapters, words and pages, and two downloads: PDF and KDP bundle.
FileUse it for
Book PDFSelling directly — your own site, a Gumroad listing, a lead magnet, a client deliverable. Nothing else needed.
Kindle EPUBThe Kindle edition on KDP. Has a clickable contents page, which Amazon expects.
Store cover (1600 × 2560)The cover image on the Amazon listing itself — the thumbnail shoppers see.
Paperback interior + wrap coverThe print edition. Interior is set at your trim size with KDP margins; the cover wraps front, spine and back at the measured spine width.
KDP checklistThe numbers to type into the KDP upload form. Keep it open while you publish.
Download everything the day it finishes. Generated files are kept for a period based on your plan. The book is yours forever once it is on your machine — see the retention table in Documents & Your Account.

10 Review & edit your book

Change anything, any time, then rebuild the files for free.

A finished book is a first draft you own, not a locked file. Every book in your list has a Review & edit button. It opens the whole book in an editor. Fix a sentence, rewrite a chapter, change the order, update the title or back-cover text, or swap a picture. When you are happy, press Rebuild files and the PDF and KDP bundle are typeset again with your changes.

A finished book in the list with PDF, KDP bundle and Review & edit buttons
Review & edit sits under the two downloads on every finished book.
The book editor: chapter list on the left, chapter heading, picture and text editor on the right
The editor. The book on the left, whatever you have selected on the right, and the save status and Rebuild files along the top.
What you can changeHowCost
Chapter textClick a chapter and edit in place. Paragraphs, subheadings, bold, italics, bullet and numbered lists, and quotes.Free
Chapter headingsThe Chapter heading field above the text.Free
Chapter orderThe up and down arrows on a chapter in the list. Its picture moves with it.Free
Add or delete chaptersAdd a chapter inserts a blank one after the chapter you are on, for you to write. The bin icon deletes a chapter, with its picture. Up to 40 chapters.Free
Title, subtitle, author, back coverTitle, author and back cover at the top of the list.Free
Upload your own pictureUpload on the cover or any chapter. JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 12 MB.Free
Remove a chapter pictureRemove. The chapter keeps its text.Free
New picture with AINew with AI. Describe the scene and it draws a new one.The book's picture price: 1 media credit on FLUX, 2 on GPT Image mini. Charged only if the picture arrives.
Rebuild the PDF and KDP bundleRebuild files, as many times as you like.Free

Editing the text

  1. Pick a chapter

    Click it in the list on the left. Its heading, picture and text open on the right, with a live word count.

  2. Edit like any document

    The toolbar has exactly what the book is typeset from: Paragraph or Subheading, bold, italics, lists and quotes. Anything pasted from elsewhere is cleaned: fonts, colours, links and embedded images are removed so the book stays consistent.

  3. It saves itself

    A few seconds after you stop typing, the status at the top changes from Unsaved changes to All changes saved. You can also press Save, or Cmd/Ctrl + S.

The book details panel with cover picture, title, subtitle, author and back-cover text
Title, author and back cover. Printed on the cover and title page, and used for the Kindle listing.

Changing the pictures

The New with AI picture dialog, prefilled with the scene the picture was drawn from
New with AI. Describe the picture you want. When the book kept the scene its original picture was drawn from, that description is already filled in, so you only change what you want.
PictureWorks bestUploads
CoverA tall picture with a quiet top third. The title and author are printed over it.Cropped to 2:3. At least 900 px on the shorter side.
ChapterWide or square. Printed under the chapter heading.Fitted between wide (16:9) and slightly tall (5:6). At least 500 px on the shorter side.
Describe a scene, not a page. AI pictures cannot contain readable words. Ask for a place, objects and light, for example "an old bicycle leaning against a sunlit brick wall, early morning". Do not ask for a sign, a poster or text.

Rebuilding your files

The banner confirming the PDF and KDP bundle have been rebuilt with the edits, with download buttons
Rebuilt. The new PDF and KDP bundle can be downloaded right from the editor.
  1. Your downloads do not change until you rebuild

    Edits are saved to the book straight away, but the PDF and KDP bundle stay as they were. The editor reminds you, and the book list shows Edits not in files yet.

  2. Press Rebuild files

    Your changes are saved, then the PDF and the whole KDP bundle (EPUB, store cover, paperback interior, wrap cover and checklist) are typeset again. It takes a minute or two and uses no credits.

  3. The editor is locked while it runs

    So nothing is half included. When the banner says it is done, download the new files.

Re-upload to KDP after you rebuild. If the book is already on Amazon, your new files do not replace the old ones there. Upload the new EPUB and paperback interior in KDP. If the page count changed, use the new wrap cover too, because its spine width is measured from the page count.

11 Publishing on Amazon KDP

Which file goes where.

  1. Read it in the editor first

    Open Review & edit, read the book through, fix anything you would not put your name to, then Rebuild files. It is free, and it is the version you should upload.

  2. Create the Kindle edition first

    Upload the EPUB as the manuscript and the 1600 × 2560 cover as the cover image. The Kindle edition is the easier of the two and gets you listed.

  3. Then add the paperback

    Choose the same trim size you picked in QynTro. Upload the paperback interior as the manuscript and the wrap cover as the cover.

  4. Use the checklist for the numbers

    Trim, margins, spine width and page count are the fields people get wrong. They are all worked out for you.

  5. Read Amazon's previewer output

    KDP runs its own print previewer. Look at it before you approve — it is the last chance to catch anything.

You are the publisher, and that carries obligations. Check the book before you sell it: read it, verify anything factual, and make sure the claims in it are ones you are willing to stand behind. Amazon also requires you to disclose AI-generated content when you publish. QynTro writes the book; putting your name on it makes it yours.

12 Troubleshooting & FAQ

  1. How long is the finished book?

    Chapters × chapter length. That runs from 6,000 words (5 × Short) to 50,000 (20 × Long). The estimate on screen shows the exact figure and the rough page count as you change the settings.

  2. Can I edit it afterwards?

    Yes, any time. Press Review & edit on the book to change the text, headings, chapter order, title, back cover and pictures, then Rebuild files. Editing and rebuilding are free. Only a new AI picture costs media credits. See Review & edit your book.

  3. I edited the book but my download has not changed

    Edits reach the files only when you press Rebuild files. Until then the book list shows Edits not in files yet.

  4. Some characters were refused when I saved

    The book's font prints Latin, Greek and Cyrillic scripts. Emoji and other scripts would print as empty boxes, so the editor will not save them.

  5. Can I sell what it produces?

    Yes. Content generated on a paid plan is yours to use commercially, including selling it. You are responsible for making sure the finished book is appropriate for sale.

  6. Why does the paperback cover only appear at the end?

    Because the spine width depends on the final page count, which is not known until the book is written and typeset.

  7. Can I change the trim size after building?

    Not on a finished book, because margins and spine are calculated from it. The editor changes the content, not the trim size. Build again with the new size.

  8. Which picture model should I pick?

    GPT Image mini when the illustration has to depict something specific; FLUX when you want mood and style.

  9. It is taking a long time

    A full book is the largest job on the platform — a plan, up to fifty thousand words, a set of illustrations and four packaged files. Leave the page; it finishes on our servers.

  10. Do I need a KDP account to use this?

    No. The PDF is sellable on its own. The Kindle and paperback files are there for when you want Amazon.