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Create, package, check, and export publish-ready ebooks with AI for KDP-focused authors.
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AIeBookGen is an AI ebook generator for self-publishing authors and KDP book sellers that turns ideas, notes, or drafts into structured chapters, metadata, review notes, and EPUB/PDF export handoff in one workflow.
AIeBookGen is a web-based tool that converts source material—such as topic ideas, outlines, drafts, transcripts, articles, or recipe collections—into a structured ebook project. It produces a manuscript organized by chapters, along with publishing metadata (title, subtitle, blurb, keywords, categories), a cover brief, AI disclosure notes, quality review markers, and an EPUB/PDF export package. The platform is built for human-edited, sellable book projects across Amazon KDP, Apple Books, Kobo, Lulu, IngramSpark, and Gumroad.
AIeBookGen offers three monthly plans: Creator ($19/month) — 3 final EPUB exports per month, commercial-use handoff, publishing metadata builder, and quality/export checks; Publishing Bundle ($49/month) — 10 final EPUB exports per month, advanced metadata checks, re-check after edits, and priority generation queue; Studio ($99/month) — 25 final EPUB exports per month, client folders, bulk metadata preparation, team/agency use, and priority support. A free tier is available to start projects without credit card.
No. It supports multiple platforms including KDP, Apple Books, Kobo, Lulu, IngramSpark, and Gumroad. KDP has a dedicated workflow because many authors need Kindle assets, paperback planning, and Amazon listing copy in one project.
Yes. You can start from an idea, outline, draft, transcript, article, recipe collection, or research notes, and AIeBookGen will turn it into a structured ebook project.
Yes. It surfaces repeated ideas, weak sections, missing context, generic phrasing, metadata gaps, and export blockers, enabling a human editor to review and fix issues before publishing.
No. It provides a connected workflow that keeps structure, chapter review, metadata, disclosure notes, and export checks visible so a human can make better publishing decisions.
The export package includes a structured manuscript, chapter review notes, listing assets (title, subtitle, blurb, keywords, categories), cover brief, AI disclosure notes, paperback planning notes, and an EPUB/PDF export (format depends on plan).