From manuscript to book-shaped document.
Prepare a DOCX for Kindle or print with consistent structure, headings, styles and publishing details—without spending hours wrestling with Word.
Kindle & print workflows · DOCX output · Built for fiction manuscripts
Typical publishing cleanup
Chapter hierarchy
Consistent body styles
Front and back matter
Trim and layout choices
Table of contents support
Formatting should be a publishing step, not a weekend project.
The goal is a clean, consistent document you can review and take into your normal KDP publishing process.
Structure
Apply consistent chapter and heading hierarchy throughout the manuscript.
Styles
Normalize typography and paragraph styling instead of manually fixing dozens of local inconsistencies.
Publishing details
Configure book information and optional elements such as extra pages or a table of contents.
Kindle or print
Choose the target format and relevant layout options for the edition you are preparing.
A better starting point for every downstream workflow.
A consistently structured DOCX is useful beyond formatting itself. It gives translation and rewriting workflows a cleaner document to preserve.
1. Upload the manuscript
Start with a DOCX containing your novel and whatever structure you already have.
2. Define the edition
Choose Kindle or print and provide the layout information required by the workflow.
3. Generate a formatted copy
The platform creates a new document instead of destroying your source manuscript.
4. Perform the final publishing check
Open the result in Word, inspect the edition and complete any final KDP-specific adjustments before upload.
Common questions
Spend your weekend on the novel, not paragraph styles.
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