Kindle Formatting & KDP Setup
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
My manuscript is a final-draft Word file that no longer needs editing or proofreading; it’s ready for layout. Here’s what I need from you:
First, tidy up the interior—consistent chapter headings, clean body text, linked table of contents—then run it through Kindle Create and deliver a KPF that passes Kindle Previewer on phones, tablets, and e-ink devices.
Next, craft a striking front cover that carries the title, my author name, and a compelling image. If you can also supply a full-wrap paperback version, great; just be sure every export meets the exact pixel and spine specs KDP asks for.
Finally, log in to my KDP account (I’ll provide secure access), upload the interior and cover, and complete all metadata: title, subtitle, description, keywords, categories, pricing, and territories. Once everything shows “Ready to Publish,” the job is done.
Deliverables
• Kindle-ready KPF file
• High-resolution eBook cover (JPEG) and, if created, print wrap (PDF)
• Confirmation screenshots from Kindle Previewer and the KDP dashboard showing successful uploads
Tools you’ll likely lean on—Kindle Create, Kindle Previewer, Photoshop or similar—are up to you, as long as the final files meet Amazon’s technical checks the first time.
First, tidy up the interior—consistent chapter headings, clean body text, linked table of contents—then run it through Kindle Create and deliver a KPF that passes Kindle Previewer on phones, tablets, and e-ink devices.
Next, craft a striking front cover that carries the title, my author name, and a compelling image. If you can also supply a full-wrap paperback version, great; just be sure every export meets the exact pixel and spine specs KDP asks for.
Finally, log in to my KDP account (I’ll provide secure access), upload the interior and cover, and complete all metadata: title, subtitle, description, keywords, categories, pricing, and territories. Once everything shows “Ready to Publish,” the job is done.
Deliverables
• Kindle-ready KPF file
• High-resolution eBook cover (JPEG) and, if created, print wrap (PDF)
• Confirmation screenshots from Kindle Previewer and the KDP dashboard showing successful uploads
Tools you’ll likely lean on—Kindle Create, Kindle Previewer, Photoshop or similar—are up to you, as long as the final files meet Amazon’s technical checks the first time.
Related categories:
Publishing
eBooks
Adobe InDesign
Amazon Kindle
eBook Design
Book Cover Design
Adobe Photoshop
Print Design