Book covers that sell the story.

Describe your book and Snappa generates a digital cover for Kindle and ebook stores.

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The Lighthouse Ledger NORA QUIST
Summer, Obviously JULES HART
THE LAST PROTOCOL D. K. MERCER
A Crown of Ash SERA VANE
Deep Work, Small Steps LEO TRAN
What the Forest Kept IONA BRETT

55,000+ customers served

30,000,000+ graphics made

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How it works

From synopsis to cover in three steps

01

Describe it

Genre, mood, title, author name. The eBook Cover preset sets 1600 x 2560 automatically.

02

Snappa generates it

A genre-true cover with your title and name rendered in clean, bookstore-ready type.

03

Refine it your way

Type what to change, or brush a spot that’s hard to describe. Moodier sky, bigger title, different palette.

Prompt

Cover for a cozy mystery called The Lighthouse Ledger by Nora Quist, foggy harbor, warm lamplight, serif title.

The Lighthouse Ledger NORA QUIST
edit: “More fog, warmer window”

Genre-true

A cover that signals the shelf.

Readers pick genre first and title second, and they decide from art alone. Describe the book and Snappa composes in your genre’s visual language: moody for the thriller, warm for the romance, ornate for the fantasy.

Readers judge the shelf in a blink. Speak your genre’s language.

Title, subtitle, author. Clean, readable, and in order.

Readable type

Type that sells the title.

A cover is a title in costume. Snappa puts your title, subtitle, and author name on the cover clean and readable, with the hierarchy a cover needs.

Built to spec

Ready for every digital shelf.

Snappa makes digital covers, not print wraps, and owns that lane completely: the eBook Cover preset is Kindle’s exact 1600 x 2560, composed to stay legible at store-thumbnail size.

  • Kindle-exact. 1600 x 2560, the 1:1.6 ratio Amazon wants.
  • Store-thumbnail proof. Legible in search results.

A series readers can spot across a crowded store page.

Series

A shelf that looks like a series.

Book two should sell book one. Start book two from book one’s cover and every installment comes out recognizably related: same type system, same palette logic, new art.

Made with Snappa

One prompt each

The Lighthouse Ledger NORA QUIST
“Cozy mystery, foggy harbor, warm lamplight, serif title”
Summer, Obviously JULES HART
“Beach romance, soft pink, playful italic serif”
THE LAST PROTOCOL D. K. MERCER
“Techno thriller, black and red, hard condensed type”
A Crown of Ash SERA VANE
“YA fantasy, ember violet, ornate serif”
Deep Work, Small Steps LEO TRAN
“Self-help, warm minimal, big friendly sans”
What the Forest Kept IONA BRETT
“Literary suspense, dark forest, quiet serif”

“I launched three Kindle novellas with covers I made the same week I wrote the blurbs. Sales pages finally look pro.”

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“My series covers used to be three different designers’ guesses. Now they look like a boxed set.”

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The craft

What makes a cover sell

100 px

Win the search result

Most buyers first meet your book as a tiny thumbnail. If the title reads there, you’re in.

Genre

Match the shelf

A cover that fights its genre confuses browsers. Signal clearly, then be original inside it.

Title

Let the type lead

Art sets the mood, but the title closes the sale. Give it the space and contrast it needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is a Kindle book cover?
Amazon recommends 1600 x 2560 pixels, a 1:1.6 portrait. Snappa’s eBook Cover preset matches it exactly.
Does Snappa make print covers?
No, and that’s deliberate. Snappa is built for digital covers on Kindle and ebook stores, where a single front image is the whole job. Print wraps with spines and bleed are a different craft.
Can Snappa keep a series consistent?
Yes. Start book two from book one’s cover and change the title and art, and every book in the series comes out recognizably related, which helps each release sell the others.
How is Snappa different from hiring a cover designer?
A designer costs hundreds per book and days per revision, which adds up fast across a series. Snappa makes a genre-true cover in seconds, and each change is just another sentence.
Is Snappa free?
Yes. Sign up free and put Snappa to work on your next release. The free plan includes 10 credits a month and every feature, and you can upgrade to Pro anytime.

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