Book description generator

1. Choose whether your book is fiction or nonfiction.
2. Fill in the title, the reader or main character, the problem and what is at stake.
3. Add a one-line hook and a short author credential if you have them.
4. Press Draft my description, then edit the result until it sounds like you.

Fiction descriptions follow a familiar shape: a hook, the main character and the problem, the stakes, and a closing line that makes a reader want to turn the page. Nonfiction descriptions lead with the reader's problem, promise a result, say what the book covers and end with a credential and a call to read.

The generator fills those shapes with your answers. It does not invent facts, so a vague answer gives a vague draft. The sharper your problem and stakes, the better the blurb.

• Retailers limit description length and allow only some formatting, so check the current rules where you publish.
• Do not promise results the book cannot deliver, especially in health and money books.
• A professional copywriter will do more with your material. See our book marketing services.

These free utilities from SEO Site Checker, a separate site, pair well with this tool: Online Text Editor, Case Converter. Check their terms before uploading anything private.

Use the tools together, starting with word count and ending with keywords. See every tool on our free author tools page.

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