Book Cover Design for Self-Published Authors
by Nada Orlic

Imagine the scene: an enthusiastic author holds two freshly printed copies of their book, one from Amazon KDP and the other from IngramSpark. Placing them side by side under the warm lighting of their living room, they can't help but notice the subtle yet distinct color differences. Though both books have the exact same cover design, the paperback's hues appear slightly warmer than the hardcover's cooler tones. This often becomes most noticeable when comparing paperback and h

Streamline your print production with ease by ensuring your images are print-ready from the start. When clients send images for book covers or inside pages, confusion often starts with things like pixels, DPI, and file formats. An image might look fine on your screen but still not work well for print. This does not mean the image is bad or unusable. It just means it was made for screens, not for printing. Many images from clients are phone photos or downloaded from the intern

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