AI Listing Studio for Amazon KDP

Everything Amazon's KDP form asks you for except the book itself: a ranked set of title and subtitle pairs, a full description in KDP-valid HTML, all seven backend keyword boxes, and three primary categories plus alternates. Each one is saved against your book, so the pieces stay together and the upload package can assemble them later.

Two things a general chat window cannot do. First, it reads your book: the brief it writes from is assembled on our server from your actual puzzle sets, page count, and trim size, so it knows there are fifty word searches on an ocean theme rather than taking your word for it. Second, every piece of output is re-checked against our KDP rule set before you see it — character limits, byte limits on keyword boxes, the twelve HTML tags KDP accepts, and Amazon's prohibited promotional language.

The model never writes markup at all, which is the point. It answers with a structured document — headline, hook, sections, closing — and we render the HTML from that. Tag validity is then correct by construction rather than checked afterwards, and the same document can be translated and re-rendered per language without re-parsing anyone's markup.

Yes, into German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, and Japanese. Be clear-eyed about what that is: it is machine translation, and we label it as such on every translated listing. We have not yet had a native speaker review the German or Spanish output, and until that happens the tool says so rather than implying the copy is publication-ready.

A file in the upload package that records, per listing field and per image, whether it was AI-generated, licensed, written by you, or carries no license we can verify. It is built from the provenance we record at the moment of each generation, not reconstructed afterwards. It states our facts about your book; it does not tell you what Amazon's policy requires, because we would be paraphrasing a policy we have not had reviewed.

For the full flow, yes — the studio is scoped to a book, and reading what is inside that book is where most of its advantage comes from. Every field also accepts a paste-in override, so you can run the analyzer or the keyword optimizer against a listing we never wrote.

Every AI feature spends the same AI credits, and every button shows its price before you click. Titles, keywords, and categories are a few credits each; a full description, a translation, or the analyzer's AI read is more, because it does more. Asking again for a different set is another charge. The analyzer's rule checks cost nothing — only the AI read of your listing does — and you're never charged when a call fails.

The Creator plan and above, from $19 a month, with a monthly allowance of AI credits that rises with the plan and monthly credit packs if you need more. Every AI call has a real per-call cost to us, which is why the allowance is metered. The free KDP Listing Checker and Book Title Generator stay free and unlimited.