Book production · Interiors
One manuscript. Two production files.
A coordinated print-ready PDF and reflowable EPUB, checked as two different reading environments rather than exported as one-size-fits-all files.
Human-checked service
Print + EPUB formatting
$399
One production pass for authors who need both retailer formats: a print-ready interior PDF and a reflowable EPUB prepared from the same English-language editable DOCX, up to 50,000 words.
- Paperback trim, margins, running matter, and page-number setup
- Chapter openings and consistent prose styling
- Reflowable EPUB structure and navigation
- Automated preflight plus a human check of both deliverables
One source, two reading environmentsCoordination matters more than matching pixels.
The print PDF is fixed to the chosen page geometry. The EPUB must reflow as readers change type size and screen dimensions. The typography stays related without pretending those formats behave the same way.
The sequenceInterior first, cover wrap second.
- Confirm editable DOCX eligibility and paperback specifications.
- Format and check print and EPUB files.
- Use the final formatted page count with the official Amazon KDP cover calculator.
- Order a finished paperback wrap if needed.
EligibilityUp to 50,000 words of English-language simple prose.
No scans, DRM-protected files, fixed-layout or non-English-language interiors, or manuscripts with complex tables or equations. Those projects can still be produced, but not honestly inside this fixed scope.
FAQFormatting and typesetting
What does the $399 service deliver?
A coordinated print-ready interior PDF and reflowable EPUB, prepared from one eligible English-language editable DOCX up to 50,000 words, with a human quality check.
Does this include a cover?
No. Interior formatting establishes the final page count needed for a paperback wrap; a finished cover is a separate $299 service.
Can you format complex technical books at this price?
No. Complex tables, equations, fixed layouts, scans, and DRM-protected files require separate scoping.