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Book Maker

Assemble chapters into a complete book with auto-generated Table of Contents and List of Images

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Drop your chapter files

PDF, Word (.docx/.txt), or images -- add as many as you need

Max file size: 50MB

Front & Back Cover

Front & Back Matter

What is this tool?

Assembles multiple documents -- PDF, Word, or images -- into one complete book, in the order you choose, at a real book trim size (or US Letter/A4 for document-style content). Every page, whatever size it started at, is uniformly fit to your chosen book size rather than left inconsistent. Automatically generates a real Table of Contents and a List of Images with correct page numbers, and adds proper front matter (cover, spine, copyright page, dedication, preface, acknowledgments) and an About the Author page with your photo, all paginated the way a real published book is: the cover, spine, Table of Contents, and copyright page carry no visible number; everything else in the front matter uses roman numerals; chapters restart cleanly at Arabic page 1.

How to use it

Pick a book size, upload your chapter files and give each one a title, drag them into the order you want, optionally add covers/spine/copyright info, and generate the book. The Table of Contents and List of Images are built automatically -- you don't need to figure out page numbers yourself.

Give each section a real chapter title, not just the file name -- that title is exactly what appears in the Table of Contents (an overly long title gets truncated with an ellipsis rather than overlapping the page number). The List of Images only lists images genuinely embedded within a page of other content -- a photo uploaded as its own full page counts as a page, not a "figure." The spine is a standalone printable page (title, logo, optional code), not a print-ready wrap cover -- a real wrap cover needs your printer's exact trim size and paper stock to get right, which this tool has no way to know.

Part of: Finishing a Self-Published Document

Next: Compress PDF

Keep the final file a reasonable size

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