No queues, no rush fees, no handoffs. Design, preview, download.
Start with the technical specs: trim size (6×9, 5.5×8.5, 8.5×11, or custom), final page count, and paper stock (black & white on white, black & white on cream, standard color, or premium color). We calculate the spine width, bleed, and safety zones separately for each supported printer instead of stretching one universal file across incompatible templates.
Option A — AI design. Enter your title, subtitle, author name, and back-cover description. Upload up to four reference images to guide the AI — a photo of yourself to put on the cover, an object or setting you want featured, or a book cover you like the style of (we use it as inspiration, not a copy). Give direction in plain English: "put me in an expensive suit, looking confident, against a city skyline at dusk."
Option B — Upload your own. Already have an ebook cover you love? Upload it instead. We'll use your existing front cover and build the matching spine and back cover programmatically at the exact print dimensions for each printer.
Explore up to three AI concepts for each cover free, or upload an existing front cover without using an AI concept. Buying any credit pack unlocks continued AI refinement, while the credit itself is only spent when you download the final files.
When you're happy, spend one credit to download:
Buy one cover at a time ($24) or a multi-cover pack (down to $11.29/cover for the 100-pack). Every cover bundle now includes hardcover case-laminate PDFs for KDP and IngramSpark in addition to paperback wraps, ebook, and audiobook variants. Credits are non-transferable and expire two years from purchase.
Hardcover dust jackets with flaps are not yet supported. Everything else — paperback, hardcover case laminate, ebook, audiobook — is covered.
BookCovers.pro is best for fast production, existing front-cover conversions, series, backlists, and AI-assisted concepts. A human designer can be a better fit for original illustration, intricate photo compositing, or a flagship title requiring hands-on art direction.
See our human-design recommendationWe’re composing the print-ready bundle at 300 dpi. This usually takes 5–20 seconds.