Yes. You’ll be asked at checkout to provide your preferred title, author or pen name, and, if applicable, your subtitle or tagline.
You will receive one high-resolution JPG cover file. This file can be used for an ebook and may also be adapted for print, but it is not delivered as a ready-to-upload print cover. Print books require a properly sized full wrap that includes the front, spine, and back cover. If you need a print version, you can request a Custom Cover.
Once purchased, the cover is yours to use for your book project. However, using the same cover for multiple books is not recommended, as it can confuse readers and weaken your branding. If you are publishing a series, a better option is a coordinated set of covers with consistent styling so the books feel connected while still remaining visually distinct.
Yes. Every order includes one round of text corrections (title, author name, tagline) within 7 days of delivery. Anything beyond that, such as image changes, layout changes, or additional text rounds, is quoted separately, so it’s best to include everything in your order.
After purchase, you may use the delivered cover file for your book, including commercial use, subject to applicable law and the requirements of your publishing platform. The artwork is created using tools that permit commercial use, and any specialty fonts used are public domain or licensed for permitted use.
Once a cover is purchased, it is removed from the shop and will not be sold again. Each premade cover is sold only once, so the design remains exclusive to that buyer.
Yes, and I’m upfront about it. I use AI tools to generate imagery, then select, edit, and finish every cover myself, including all typography and design decisions. If you’d prefer a cover with no AI involvement, I’m not the right fit, and I’d rather you know that before you buy.