AI book cover generator

Generate a print-ready book cover, front to back.

DraftToDone designs the full cover package — front, spine and back — with AI imagery and typography that fit your genre, your trim size and KDP print specs, so the file you upload is ready the first time.

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Generate print-ready KDP book covers with AI: front cover, full-wrap spine and back cover sized for ebook and paperback, with title, subtitle and author typography.
What it is
AI publishing software that turns one niche brief into a complete Amazon KDP book package.
Who it is for
Indie publishers, self-published authors and KDP catalog operators who publish repeatedly.
What you get
Full manuscript, front/spine/back cover, KDP title, description and 7 backend keywords, plus a verified pen name.
Time per book
Roughly 30 to 45 minutes of server-side generation. Closing the tab does not lose the book.
Price
EUR 14.99 per week for 6 book credits, or EUR 390 per year for 312 credits. 1 credit = 1 finished book. No free plan.
Agent access
An AI agent can run the whole workflow through the MCP server, the CLI or the REST API.
What it does not do
No guarantee of Amazon rankings, KDP approval or sales. You review every file and publish from your own KDP account with the required AI-content disclosure.

Is this the right fit?

In one sentence: The AI book cover generator is a cover tool that produces a full KDP wrap — front cover, sized spine and back cover — plus a matching ebook cover.

Best for

  • Best for paperbacks whose spine width has to follow page count and paper.
  • Best for keeping author and series branding consistent across a whole catalog.
  • Best for covers that must stay legible at Amazon search-thumbnail size.

Not for

  • Not for illustrators who want to art-direct every layer by hand.
  • Not a guarantee of KDP approval: confirm the final file in the KDP previewer.
  • Not for licensed characters or brand artwork you do not have the rights to.

How it differs

  • Unlike tools that stop at the front image, the output includes the spine and a back cover with room for the blurb and the barcode zone.
  • Without correct bleed, 300 DPI and safe margins, a beautiful cover still fails technical review and costs you days.
  • Ebook vs paperback: one is a single image, the other is a wrap whose spine changes with every revision of the page count.

Front cover only vs full wrap: what a paperback needs

Most cover tools stop at the front image. A paperback needs a front cover, a correctly sized spine and a back cover with room for the blurb and barcode.

  • Front cover sized to your trim
  • Spine width from page count and paper
  • Back cover with blurb and barcode zone
  • Matching ebook and print versions

How should a book cover change with the genre?

A thriller, a romance and a non-fiction guide signal value in very different ways. The cover direction follows the genre conventions buyers already trust.

  • Genre-aware typography and color
  • Clear title and subtitle hierarchy
  • Series-consistent author branding
  • Legible at search-thumbnail size

What does a cover need to pass KDP technical review?

A beautiful cover that fails technical review costs you days. The output targets resolution, bleed and format rules before you upload.

  • 300 DPI print resolution
  • Correct bleed and safe margins
  • PDF for print, image for ebook
  • Pre-upload cover QA checklist

FAQ

Does the generator create the spine and back cover too?

Yes. The goal is a full wrap — front cover, a spine sized from your page count, and a back cover with space for the blurb and barcode — plus a matching ebook cover.

Will the cover meet Amazon KDP file requirements?

The output targets KDP resolution, bleed and trim rules and includes a pre-upload checklist. Always confirm the final file in KDP's previewer before publishing.

Can I keep book covers consistent across a series?

Yes. Author and series branding can stay consistent across books so a catalog reads as one shelf, which helps repeat readers and discovery.