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Open the ebook creator and click "New Ebook". Give your book a title in the top bar, then click the big "Add Chapter" button in the middle of the screen to start writing. Everything is saved automatically in your browser as you type — look for the "✓ Saved" indicator in the top bar.

You can create up to 3 ebooks completely free — no account or credit card required. A usage bar on your "My Ebooks" dashboard shows how many you have used. Upgrade to the paid plan for unlimited ebooks.

Your ebooks are stored locally in your own browser — nothing is uploaded to any server, and nobody else can see your content. This also means your books are tied to this browser on this device: clearing your browser data will remove them, so export your finished books as PDF, EPUB or Word to keep permanent copies.

Click the "My Ebooks" button in the top-left corner of the editor. Your work is saved automatically before the view changes.

Click "Add Chapter" in the chapter sidebar (or the big button in the middle when the book is empty). Rename a chapter by editing the title field at the top of the editor. Each chapter also has its own optional image — click the image zone above the text to add one.

The toolbar gives you headings (H1–H4), bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, bullet and numbered lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules, text alignment, links and inline images. Use the dropdown on the left of the toolbar to switch between paragraph and heading styles.

The five emoji buttons in the toolbar insert decorative boxes that make important passages stand out: 💡 Tip (purple), ⚠️ Warning (amber), ✨ Key Point (gradient frame), 📌 Note (blue) and ❝ Quote Spotlight (dark). Select text first and click a button to wrap it in a box — or click without a selection to insert an empty box you can type into. The boxes look identical in the PDF, EPUB and Word exports.

Click the image icon in the toolbar to insert an image at the cursor. Click any inserted image to open a mini toolbar for aligning, resizing or deleting it. Images are automatically compressed so they don't fill up your browser storage.

Click "AI Assistant" in the top bar to open the chat panel. Tell it what you want — a topic, an outline, or "continue this chapter" — and it drafts clean, ready-to-use content. Click "Insert into chapter" under any reply to place it at your cursor.

Simply select any passage in your chapter with the mouse. A floating menu appears with Expand, Shorten, Rewrite and Delete. The AI rewrites just the selected passage and replaces it in place — the rest of your text is untouched.

Free users get a limited number of AI messages per hour. For unlimited use, open the gear icon in the AI panel and add your own OpenAI or Anthropic API key — your key is stored only in your browser and requests go directly through your own account, so there is no limit.

In the AI settings you can pick the provider (OpenAI or Anthropic) and the model — from the cheapest fast models to the most capable ones. The dropdown labels show which is cheapest and which is most expensive.

Open the settings panel on the right side of the editor (on smaller screens, tap the Settings button in the top bar) and pick a template from the dropdown under "Book Details". There are 10 designer templates — Modern, Midnight, Sunset, Ocean, Forest, Rose Gold, Royal, Noir, Neon and Vintage — plus a clean classic default. Each template styles the cover, chapter titles, table of contents, drop caps and accent colors throughout the book.

In the settings panel, click the cover zone under "Cover Image" and choose a picture (JPG, PNG or WebP). Use the position slider that appears below it to fine-tune which part of the image shows. Large photos are automatically resized so they always fit in browser storage.

The Footer text (e.g. "© 2026 Your Name") and Footer link fields in the settings panel appear on the last page of your book — in the preview, the PDF, and the EPUB and Word exports.

Browsers skip background colors when printing unless you enable them. In the print dialog, open "More settings" and check "Background graphics" — then every gradient, cover pattern and tinted box prints beautifully.

Click "Preview" in the top bar to see the finished book — cover, table of contents and all chapters — exactly as readers will see it. Use "✕ Close" to return to the editor.

Click the "PDF" button. A new tab opens with a print-ready version of your book and the print dialog appears automatically — choose "Save as PDF" as the destination. Remember to enable "Background graphics" in More settings for full template colors. Use the "← Back to editor" button in the top bar of that tab to return.

Click "EPUB" for an EPUB 3 file that works on Kindle, Apple Books and Kobo, or "Word" for a .docx file you can keep editing in Microsoft Word or Google Docs. Both include a clickable table of contents and download instantly.

Ebookerr's print styles remove the browser's date/time header automatically in current browsers. If you still see one, open "More settings" in the print dialog and uncheck "Headers and footers".

Your browser gives each site a limited amount of storage. Ebookerr automatically compresses every image when you add it — and if storage still fills up, it re-compresses all previously stored images and retries. If you keep seeing the message, delete an old ebook from "My Ebooks" or remove some images from your chapters.

Your browser is blocking pop-ups for the site. Click the pop-up icon in the address bar and choose "Always allow pop-ups from this site", then click Export PDF again.

Free AI usage is limited per hour. Either wait a bit, or add your own OpenAI/Anthropic API key via the gear icon in the AI panel for unlimited use with your own account.

Ebooks are stored in the browser you created them in. They can disappear if you clear browsing data, use incognito mode, or switch to a different browser or device. Always export finished books as PDF, EPUB or Word to keep permanent copies.