
Book Kraft AI
eBook formatting tools for indie authors
Five tools are completely free, no signup needed. The rest are one-time purchase — no subscription, credits never expire.
What it does:
· EPUB Validator (free) - catches errors before you upload to KDP
· Word Manuscript Cleanup Checker (free) - scans for double spaces, straight quotes, stray formatting tags in Word docs
· Cover Checker (free) - checks pixel dimensions and file format against KDP and Apple Books requirements
· Metadata Builder (free) - one form, ready-to-paste metadata for every store
· Full Manuscript Mode (free) - detects chapters, fixes smart quotes, builds a valid EPUB 3.0 from your docx or txt
· Kindle Format Fixer - fixes encoding issues from Word/Google Docs
· TOC Generator - clickable table of contents for Kindle and EPUB3
· Style Sheet Auditor - AI finds name/capitalization inconsistencies
· KDP Keyword & Category Finder - AI-generated long-tail keywords and category paths
· Front Matter, Back Matter, CSS Snippets, and more
Hey IH,
I've been building Book Kraft AI (bookkraftai.com) for the past few months. It's a web-based toolkit for indie authors who self-publish on KDP, Ingram Spark, and other platforms.
The problem I kept seeing: authors spend hours fixing formatting errors that could be caught automatically. Kindle rejections, broken EPUBs, missing metadata, inconsistent style — all fixable with the right tools.
So I built 12 of them, and just redesigned the homepage to make them easier to find.
What it does:
· EPUB Validator - catches errors before you upload to KDP, no signup required
· Kindle Format Fixer - fixes smart quotes, invisible doubles, and encoding issues from Word/Google Docs
· EPUB Formatter - generates a valid EPUB 3.0 file from your manuscript, handles chapters, metadata, and cover image
· TOC Generator - builds a clickable, correctly formatted table of contents for Kindle, EPUB3, and MOBI
· Manuscript Cleanup - AI-powered editing pass that catches continuity errors and repeated words
· Print-to-Digital Adapter - converts print-formatted manuscripts into ebook-ready format
· Front Matter & Back Matter Generators - dedication, disclaimer, and back matter pages from a simple form
· Style Sheet Auditor - AI finds name and capitalization inconsistencies across a manuscript
· CSS Snippet Generator - copy-paste CSS for drop caps, small caps, blockquotes, and more
· Metadata Builder - formats metadata for KDP, IngramSpark, and EPUB OPF
· KDP Keyword & Category Finder - AI-generated long-tail keywords and category paths for discoverability
· Cover Dimension Checker - makes sure your cover meets store specs before upload
Pricing:
Five tools are completely free, no signup needed. The rest are one-time purchase — no subscription, credits never expire.
What it does:
· EPUB Validator (free) - catches errors before you upload to KDP
· Word Manuscript Cleanup Checker (free) - scans for double spaces, straight quotes, stray formatting tags in Word docs
· Cover Checker (free) - checks pixel dimensions and file format against KDP and Apple Books requirements
· Metadata Builder (free) - one form, ready-to-paste metadata for every store
· Full Manuscript Mode (free) - detects chapters, fixes smart quotes, builds a valid EPUB 3.0 from your docx or txt
· Kindle Format Fixer - fixes encoding issues from Word/Google Docs
· TOC Generator - clickable table of contents for Kindle and EPUB3
· Style Sheet Auditor - AI finds name/capitalization inconsistencies
· KDP Keyword & Category Finder - AI-generated long-tail keywords and category paths
· Front Matter, Back Matter, CSS Snippets, and more
Stack:
Next.js, Supabase, Cloudflare Workers, Paddle for payments.
Where I'm at:
Just wrapped a full homepage redesign and SEO cleanup, and I'm building out distribution now. Would love feedback from anyone who knows the self-publishing space or has thoughts on the positioning.
About
Indie authors waste hours fixing formatting errors that should be caught automatically. I built Book Kraft AI to handle the technical side of self-publishing so authors can focus on writing.

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