AI Book Cover Generator
Make your book cover today.
AI book cover questions, answered.
How to make a book cover in three steps.
Who uses it.
What it does well.
What an AI book cover generator does.
Describe your book and get cover options back with the title properly set. Made to look like the genre it belongs to, sized for ebook stores or for print.
An AI book cover generator turns a description of your book into finished cover options, with the title and your name set as real type. You tell it the genre, the premise and the mood, and it draws several directions to choose from.
Covers are not really a beauty contest. They are a signal. A reader scrolling a store page decides in about a second whether your book is the kind of thing they read, and they decide that from the cover conventions of the genre. A thriller looks like a thriller. A romance looks like a romance. Getting that right matters more than making something pretty.
That is what it is trying to do. It works from genre first, then from your story, so what you get points at the right shelf. Then you refine the one you like, change the colours, adjust the type, and take it to print.
Four cover options in about ten seconds.
PNG, JPG or WebP up to 4K, ebook and print shapes.
Title, your name, the genre, and a line about the story.
Yours to use commercially on any paid plan.
Real typography, not letters that only look like words.
Readers can tell what kind of book it is at a glance.
The right shape for store listings or for a paperback.
Carry one look across every book you publish.
Up to 4K, so it holds up on paper and not just on a screen.
Adjust the colours or the type and keep the idea you liked.
A cover that competes on a store page, without a design budget.
Six covers that clearly belong to the same world.
Clean, confident covers that suggest you know your subject.
Show readers a few and find out which one they click.
Square versions of the same design for audio platforms.
Show how the book is positioned instead of describing it.
The title in quotes, your name, the genre and one line about the story.
Choose the option that says the right genre, then adjust the type and colours.
Ask for ebook or print proportions, enlarge it, then save it.
An AI book cover generator turns a description of your book into finished cover options, including the title and author name set as real type. It works from genre conventions as well as your story, so the result tells a browsing reader what kind of book they are looking at.
Signing up is free and you can look through every model before paying. To make covers you need a plan, and those start at $19 a month. A full cover project costs a fraction of one month, against hundreds for a designer.
Yes, if you put both in quotation marks so they are treated as exact text. If a letter still comes out wrong, run the same request on a different model, since handling text is where models differ most.
Yes. Ask for your trim proportions and enlarge the result before you export. Your printer will also want a spine and a back cover, so take the front cover artwork into a layout tool to build the full wrap.
Make the first cover, then attach it as a reference for each new book and change only the title and the main image. That is what makes a series read as a set on a store page, and it matters more for sales than any single cover does.
Yes, on any paid plan, including on the major retail platforms. Check each store's own rules on disclosing AI assisted content, and nothing you make is used to train models.