KDP Bible Study Formatting & Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’ve completed the manuscript for a Bible study and now need it laid out and packaged for Amazon KDP as both a Kindle e-book and a paperback. The trim size is fixed at 7 × 9.5 inches, so every page, margin and bleed must respect KDP’s current specifications.
The look I want is modern and bold—clean type choices, confident colour accents and enough white space for easy note-taking. For the cover I’d like the title itself to be the hero, supported by strong typography and clever hierarchy rather than stock imagery. Inside, please weave in tasteful design touches—callout boxes, pull quotes, subtle graphics or borders—so the book feels visually engaging from start to finish.
Deliverables I’ll need from you:
• Print-ready PDF for the 7 × 9.5 in. paperback (with embedded fonts, bleeds and KDP-approved spine).
• Reflowable Kindle file (EPUB or KPF) that passes the Kindle previewer with no formatting errors.
• Front–back–spine cover spread plus a separate high-res e-book cover JPEG.
• Source files (InDesign, Affinity, or equivalent) so I can edit future revisions.
KDP compliance is essential—once the files are uploaded I should see no margin warnings, font issues or bleed errors. If you live and breathe book layout, understand KDP guidelines and enjoy giving faith-based projects a stylish edge, this will be a straightforward collaboration.
The look I want is modern and bold—clean type choices, confident colour accents and enough white space for easy note-taking. For the cover I’d like the title itself to be the hero, supported by strong typography and clever hierarchy rather than stock imagery. Inside, please weave in tasteful design touches—callout boxes, pull quotes, subtle graphics or borders—so the book feels visually engaging from start to finish.
Deliverables I’ll need from you:
• Print-ready PDF for the 7 × 9.5 in. paperback (with embedded fonts, bleeds and KDP-approved spine).
• Reflowable Kindle file (EPUB or KPF) that passes the Kindle previewer with no formatting errors.
• Front–back–spine cover spread plus a separate high-res e-book cover JPEG.
• Source files (InDesign, Affinity, or equivalent) so I can edit future revisions.
KDP compliance is essential—once the files are uploaded I should see no margin warnings, font issues or bleed errors. If you live and breathe book layout, understand KDP guidelines and enjoy giving faith-based projects a stylish edge, this will be a straightforward collaboration.
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