Bring the approved text, cover, metadata, and formats into the release workflow.
Give a finished ebook a public home.
Start with an approved edition, create its canonical publication page and browser preview, choose the public formats, and keep the same book URL when you release corrections or new editions.
Publication page · Sample · Web reader · PDF · EPUB
Publishing is the release system around the file.
Readers need a durable book page, a useful sample, clear edition information, and a dependable way to receive later corrections without chasing a new URL.
From finished manuscript to public edition.
This workflow begins after creation and formatting: package the edition, decide what is public, release it, and maintain it over time.
- 01
Build the public record
Set the title, description, cover, creator details, categories, and other metadata readers need.
- 02
Choose the preview
Decide which chapters are free to read and whether locked chapter titles remain visible.
- 03
Release one canonical edition
Publish the book page, browser reader, and enabled PDF or EPUB formats under one stable book URL.
- 04
Update the edition in place
Sync corrections or new chapters and regenerate the outputs without abandoning the URL readers already know.
Give the book a durable publishing home.
One canonical book page
Share a stable destination for the description, cover, preview, reading formats, and future releases.
A sample that matches the edition
Let visitors read selected chapters in the same browser experience used for the full book.
Editions that can evolve
Correct the manuscript, sync it again, and issue updated web, PDF, and EPUB outputs in place.
Questions, answered plainly.
Can I use an ebook as a lead magnet?
Yes. Publish the book page and preview, ask readers for an email address, and deliver a private access link automatically.
Can I choose which chapters appear in the preview?
Yes. Select the chapters visitors may read for free and decide whether the remaining chapter titles should be shown.
Can I update an ebook after publishing it?
Yes. Sync the corrected manuscript and regenerate the connected reader and download editions while keeping the publication URL.