The Cover Studio — $149 · your own art, wrapped: $199

People judge books by them.
Let's win that judgment.

Every Pronto book gets a real cover: front, spine, and back, built to print specifications with your title, your name, your back-cover words, and a barcode that scans. Choose a house design — or bring your own art and we'll wrap it perfectly around your book.

Five families, each on a real render.

AlmanacOur classic composition, at home on any book.

BroadsideBold and type-forward, for books whose title does the talking.

FrontispieceYour image as a full-width band, the literary look.

FieldbookGrid and label plate, born for journals.

GalleryA framed showcase, made for art-forward books.

Each comes in ten color schemes, from Ink to Canary, with cover typography to match. Pick a look, pick a color, pick a font — or skip all three and let the house choose. We match the design to the book.

A cover isn't a picture — it's a measurement.

The spine width is computed from your exact page count and paper; the bleed, the barcode zone, and the safe margins are all math with consequences. Our covers are generated against your book's real dimensions and validated before they ever meet Amazon. That's why they upload clean the first time.

The Shipwright's Daughter — generated, measured, published.

Your art, our measurements.

Some books arrive with their cover already living in someone's head — or on someone's canvas. Send us your artwork and we build the full wrap around it: your art, our typography if you want it, our spine math always. Read Your Custom Cover — the spec for exactly what to send; the short version is big, sharp, and yours — and after we format your interior, we'll tell you your book's exact final dimensions rather than making you guess.

Answered.

“What if I don't like it?”

You review the cover proof before anything publishes — nothing flies without your yes.

“I have no design taste.”

Then skip the choices; the house picks well, and matching design to book is the actual job.

“Is the barcode/ISBN handled?”

Yes — placed, sized, and scannable, whichever ISBN path you choose.

People judge books by them.
Let's win that judgment.