I am Lang Aijun. This is a companion converter, not a bookstore and not a writing assistant: you bring the chapters, the form supplies the book identity, and the file that comes back is ready to open in Word and send to KDP.
You upload the body
The file should be the manuscript only — chapters and sections. Do not include a title page, copyright page, or a hand-made table of contents. Book title, subtitle, and author on the form become the front matter.
We generate the rest
- Title page from the form
- Copyright page (year, author, publisher)
- Table of contents from
#/##headings (skipped if none) - KDP-safe styles: Georgia body, Arial Heading 1/2
Markdown (.md)
- Chapters:
# Chapter title - Sections:
## Section title - Paragraphs, lists, quotes, simple tables, and code blocks are fine
- The first heading is a chapter, not the book title
Word (.docx)
- Use Word’s Heading 1 and Heading 2 styles, not just bigger bold text
- Plain paragraphs only — text boxes, complex fields, and floating images often fail
- We convert Word to Markdown, then apply the same Kindle layout
Author bio
There is no separate bio field. Put it at the end of the manuscript as a last chapter, for example # About the Author in Markdown, or Heading 1 in Word. It will appear in the book and in the generated contents list.
Need the full local checklist and agent workflow for research, chapters, and covers? That lives in the optional Compiler Pack ($99). This converter stays free either way.