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Nonfiction — what you'll learn

A header, a highlights block, a specs detail and the description. For a how-to whose buyer wants credibility before prose.

5 of KDP's 5 allowed modules · 3 images from your book · Publisher and up

Every image below is a render of the layout itself, through the same pipeline that produces the submission files. Each image slot carries a label — "Front cover", "Page 3" — naming what your own book supplies there once you link it. Nothing on this page is a screenshot of a live listing.

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1. Standard Image Header with Text

The Standard Image Header with Text module in the Nonfiction — what you'll learn layout, 1 image slots with labelled placeholders
The 970×600 sheet. Amazon renders it wider on desktop and stacks it on a phone.

The header is the only module a shopper is guaranteed to see, so it carries the cover and the one sentence that says what the book is. KDP typesets the text over the image rather than baking it in, which is why the headline here is a field and not part of the artwork.

What fills this module
SlotFilled fromLimit
Header image (image)The book's front cover970×600 (1940×1200 at 2×) px · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Body text (text)the first sentences of the listing description — “What this book is, in a sentence or two.” until you link a book6,000 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Headline (text)the book's title — “Your Book Title” until you link a book150 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Subheadline (text)the book's subtitle — “Your Subtitle” until you link a book200 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)

2. Standard Single Image & Highlights

The Standard Single Image & Highlights module in the Nonfiction — what you'll learn layout, 1 image slots with labelled placeholders
The 970×600 sheet. Amazon renders it wider on desktop and stacks it on a phone.

One image and three titled groups of bullets — the module for “what's in it”, when the answer is a list rather than a picture.

What fills this module
SlotFilled fromLimit
Image (image)Interior page 1300×300 (600×600 at 2×) px · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Headline (text)the pack's own wording — “What You'll Learn” until you link a book160 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Highlight 1 title (text)a line from the book's contents — “The first thing” until you link a book160 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Highlight 2 title (text)a line from the book's contents — “The second thing” until you link a book160 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Highlight 3 title (text)a line from the book's contents — “The third thing” until you link a book160 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)

3. Standard Single Image & Specs Detail

The Standard Single Image & Specs Detail module in the Nonfiction — what you'll learn layout, 1 image slots with labelled placeholders
The 970×600 sheet. Amazon renders it wider on desktop and stacks it on a phone.

An image beside a specification table. For a book that is the trim size, the page count, the paper and the print — the facts a buyer checks and the listing bullets bury.

What fills this module
SlotFilled fromLimit
Image (image)Interior page 2300×300 (600×600 at 2×) px · provisional (Seller Central figure)
Headline (text)the pack's own wording — “At a Glance” until you link a book160 characters · provisional (Seller Central figure)

4. Standard Product Description Text

The Standard Product Description Text module in the Nonfiction — what you'll learn layout, 0 image slots with labelled placeholders
The 970×600 sheet. Amazon renders it wider on desktop and stacks it on a phone.

Plain text, no image. The one module that can carry a long passage, and the one most often used to repeat the listing description word for word, which wastes it.

What fills this module
SlotFilled fromLimit
Body text (text)a section of the listing description — “About this book.” until you link a book6,000 characters · KDP says

5. Standard Technical Specifications

The Standard Technical Specifications module in the Nonfiction — what you'll learn layout, 0 image slots with labelled placeholders
The 970×600 sheet. Amazon renders it wider on desktop and stacks it on a phone.

A specification table with no image — the same facts as the specs-detail module, for a book whose pages do not photograph well.

What fills this module
SlotFilled fromLimit

Using this layout

In the Book Studio A+ Content Designer this pack is one click: it adds every module, fills each plate from the book you linked, writes the starting copy from the listing, and resolves the palette above into your own brand colours. To build it by hand in A+ Content Manager instead, the tables above give you every module name, slot size and character limit — and the free template maker will export each image at the exact pixels.

The full limits table for all seventeen modules is in the character-limits guide.

Pack version 1, catalog hash c17ae2c78fff, rendered 2026-09-06. A conforming file is not an approval — Amazon reviews A+ content by hand.

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