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A free account can be created to explore the studio UI. Full production, including Autobook runs and exports, starts on the $20/mo plan.
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Brief to Amazon KDP upload pack in a single studio
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What is BookWizard?
BookWizard is an AI book generator tool. An Amazon KDP production studio that takes a brief through outline, paginated manuscript, cover wrap, export pack and listing metadata, then helps autofill the Amazon upload form via a Chrome extension.
BookWizard is a production studio aimed squarely at Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing, not a general novel-writing assistant. It takes a brief and pushes it through six connected modules: an Autobook manuscript pipeline, a print-aware paginated editor, a dual cover stack, an Export Studio, a KDP Publish Studio for listing metadata, and a Chrome extension that autofills variables on kdp.amazon.com. Each project lives in one workspace, so the outline, the interior pages, the cover wrap and the Amazon listing all stay tied to the same source. The pipeline starts with a KDP-aware intake that asks for trim size and a print page target, then normalizes chapter lengths so the manuscript lands near that page budget before drafting begins. It produces an outline with chapter page beats and stops at an approval gate before any prose is written. From there, pages draft and get reviewed in parallel batches, with an optional pause per page, a rolling continuity summary, and a fix manifest that batches QA corrections across the book. Human checkpoints are deliberate: the outline, key pages and the listing keywords are all yours to adjust. The output side is where the product differs from writing tools. Export Studio generates an interior PDF sized to trim, EPUB 3, DOCX, HTML, a full-wrap cover PDF with spine width calculated from the actual page count, a manifest.json upload spec, a KDP checklist, a listing pack in JSON, MD and HTML, a strategy PDF, and an ACX narration script with its own checklist. The studio's own timing estimate for a roughly 50-page book is about 45 minutes end to end, with around 15 minutes of active decisions. Fit is best for self-publishers who treat KDP as a workflow rather than a hobby: side hustlers, coaches packaging expertise, agencies running many titles, and first-time authors who want the format and metadata handled. Fiction authors get less from the prose side than they would from a dedicated fiction copilot such as Sudowrite, and there is no direct upload to KDP through an API, so the final publish step is manual or assisted by the extension.
How do you use BookWizard?
1Create an account and open a project
Sign up, then start a new project. The free account lets you explore the studio interface before committing to production.2Set trim size and page target in the KDP intake
The intake wizard asks for trim size, print page target and genre so chapter lengths can be normalized before drafting. Answer these carefully, since they drive the whole pipeline.3Review the outline at the approval gate
BookWizard drafts a table of contents with page beats per chapter. Edit or regenerate it here; nothing is written until you approve.4Run Autobook and spot-check pages
Pages draft and review in batches. Pause anytime, use the page rail for rewrites, and apply the fix manifest in bulk when the review dashboard flags issues.5Build the cover wrap
Generate concepts in AI Cover Studio, then open the KDP calculator editor to set spine width from the real page count and export a full-wrap PDF.6Export the pack and fill the Amazon listing
Export Studio assembles the interior PDF, EPUB, manifest, checklist and listing pack. Then use the Chrome extension to preview and autofill fields on kdp.amazon.com.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Covers the full KDP handoff: trim-aware interior PDF, EPUB 3, wrap cover, manifest.json and checklistAI
- Page budgets and chapter lengths are normalized to your chosen trim before drafting startsAI
- Pause and resume works per page, with an audit trail and a rolling continuity summaryAI
- Fix manifest batches QA corrections across the manuscript instead of one edit at a timeAI
- Live listing preview and a Chrome extension let you check Amazon fields before applying themAI
Cons
- No direct KDP API upload; the actual publish step still happens on Amazon yourselfAI
- Metered token billing means a long or retry-heavy manuscript can push past the included 1M tokensAI
- The 45 minute figure assumes a short book near 50 pages; longer or image-heavy titles will driftAI
- Fiction-focused drafting depth is thinner than in specialist novel copilotsAI
- Only one plan is listed, so there is no cheap tier for someone testing a single titleAI
How much does BookWizard cost?
Pricing
One plan: BookWizard Studio at $20/mo with 1,000,000 tokens included and top-ups for additional usage. The full studio is included in that single tier. A free account lets you explore the interface, but production work runs on the paid plan.
Learn moreIntegrations
The main external integration is a Chrome extension that autofills listing fields on kdp.amazon.com after a preview step. Exports are file-based (PDF, EPUB, DOCX, HTML, JSON), and there is no direct KDP API upload yet.
Learn moreFeatures
Six modules cover the KDP workflow: an Autobook pipeline with KDP page budgets and an outline approval gate, a print-aware paginated editor with a page-level AI rail, a dual cover stack with calculator-accurate wrap PDFs, Export Studio for PDF, EPUB, DOCX, HTML, manifest and checklist files, KDP Publish Studio for 17+ listing fields with live preview, and a Chrome extension for autofill on kdp.amazon.com.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions about BookWizard
How much does BookWizard cost?
One plan: BookWizard Studio at $20/mo with 1,000,000 tokens included and top-ups for additional usage. The full studio is included in that single tier. A free account lets you explore the interface, but production work runs on the paid plan.Does BookWizard offer a free trial?
A free account can be created to explore the studio UI. Full production, including Autobook runs and exports, starts on the $20/mo plan.How do you use BookWizard?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Create an account and open a project 2. Set trim size and page target in the KDP intake 3. Review the outline at the approval gate 4. Run Autobook and spot-check pages 5. Build the cover wrap 6. Export the pack and fill the Amazon listing.What platforms does BookWizard support?
BookWizard is available on Web App and Browser extension.What does BookWizard integrate with?
The main external integration is a Chrome extension that autofills listing fields on kdp.amazon.com after a preview step. Exports are file-based (PDF, EPUB, DOCX, HTML, JSON), and there is no direct KDP API upload yet.What are the limitations of BookWizard?
No direct KDP API upload; the actual publish step still happens on Amazon yourself. Metered token billing means a long or retry-heavy manuscript can push past the included 1M tokens. The 45 minute figure assumes a short book near 50 pages; longer or image-heavy titles will drift.
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Added10/21/2026
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