Amazon-Ready EPUB with Images
Budget: $30 – $250 CAD
I have a completed a 93 page non-fiction basic picture book with descriptions that needs to be converted into a fully compliant EPUB for publication through Amazon KDP. The book contains a series of JPEG images that must appear crisp and properly captioned on Kindle devices and apps.
All the written content is already proof-read; what I need from you is meticulous formatting: correctly nested HTML, an automatically generated, clickable table of contents, embedded fonts where needed, and image placement that survives reflow at every screen size. Alt-text for accessibility is important to me as well.
Please handle the usual checks with Kindle Previewer and EPUBCheck so that the final upload is error-free. Once finished, send me the validated .epub along with a brief run-through of the settings or stylesheet choices you made, so I can replicate them for future editions.
Deliverables:
• One KDP-ready .epub file, free of validation errors
• A short note on the workflow/tools used (e.g., Sigil, Calibre, InDesign export)
• Any custom CSS or image assets packaged in a separate folder
If you have recent experience turning illustrated non-fiction into clean, responsive EPUBs, I’d love to hear how quickly you can turn this around.
All the written content is already proof-read; what I need from you is meticulous formatting: correctly nested HTML, an automatically generated, clickable table of contents, embedded fonts where needed, and image placement that survives reflow at every screen size. Alt-text for accessibility is important to me as well.
Please handle the usual checks with Kindle Previewer and EPUBCheck so that the final upload is error-free. Once finished, send me the validated .epub along with a brief run-through of the settings or stylesheet choices you made, so I can replicate them for future editions.
Deliverables:
• One KDP-ready .epub file, free of validation errors
• A short note on the workflow/tools used (e.g., Sigil, Calibre, InDesign export)
• Any custom CSS or image assets packaged in a separate folder
If you have recent experience turning illustrated non-fiction into clean, responsive EPUBs, I’d love to hear how quickly you can turn this around.