Book formatting portfolio of finished interiors, ebooks and covers

A portfolio is only useful if it shows the work in the form your book will take. The galleries on this page are grouped by what you are trying to get done: a print interior that a printer accepts, an ebook that reflows on every device, a cover that holds up at thumbnail size, or a set of files that clears an upload on the first try. Each service has six examples chosen to show a different genre or a different problem, so a romance writer, a business author and a children's illustrator can each find work that looks like their own book.

Look at the print interior galleries for chapter openers, running heads, trim and margin choices, front matter and press-ready previews. Look at the ebook galleries for reflowable layouts, fixed-layout pages, linked contents and device previews. Look at the cover galleries for ebook fronts, full paperback wraps, hardcover jackets and series systems, and at the support galleries for the checks, metadata and corrections that sit behind a clean upload.

When you find the gallery closest to your book, use the quote button on this page. You describe the manuscript, the trim size or format and the platform you are publishing on, and you receive a fixed price and a delivery date before any work begins. Your manuscript stays private throughout.

This page works as a book interior design portfolio and a book cover design portfolio in one. It shows before and after book formatting, book layout examples and book formatting case studies from real files, with formatted book samples you can zoom into. Think of it as a book design portfolio examples page and a typesetting portfolio for authors comparing designers. As a book designer portfolio for authors, it shows the quality you can expect before you ask for a quote.