Getting Started
New to BookZeta? Start here to learn what you can create and how to make your first project.
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What is BookZeta and what can you create?
An overview of the books, comics, webtoons, kids' books and audiobooks you can build with BookZeta.
Choosing a creation mode: Quick, Advanced, Writer & Graphic
Quick Mode generates everything for you; Writer and Graphic modes give you full hands-on control.
Creating your first project
Step-by-step: from the Create screen to your first chapter.
One-click & auto-generated books (Quick Mode)
Generate a whole book, comic or kids' book in one go — outline, chapters or pages, cover and images — with Quick Mode or the auto-generate option.
Editing a generated book by hand
Open a Quick, Advanced or auto-generated book in the Writer or Graphic editor to rewrite, restructure and refine it yourself.
Understanding Creation Points
Creation Points are the credits spent on AI actions like generating chapters, images and audio.
Account, plans & billing basics
How subscriptions, your monthly point allowance, and billing work.
The free writing tools (titles, blurbs, ideas, names and keywords)
Six quick generators for titles, blurbs, story ideas, character and pen names, and Amazon keywords. Free with an account, no Creation Points.
Format types, genres and audiences explained
What the format type, audience, genre and sub-genre fields actually do, both to what gets generated and to who finds your book.
Writing a story description that gets good results
The synopsis field is the biggest lever over what gets generated. What to include, what makes output worse, and how to fix a draft that missed.
Moving a book here from another writing tool
How to bring a manuscript across from Scrivener, Word, Google Docs, ChatGPT or another AI writing tool, and what you need to rebuild once it lands.
Choosing chapter count and length
How many chapters or pages to generate, what the number actually changes, and what to do when the book comes out padded or rushed.
Writing for each age group
What BookZeta's six audiences mean in practice: vocabulary, stakes, length and content for ages 1-4, 5-9, 10-12, 13-17, Adult and All Ages.