The difference

Examples — your Word doc in, a bookstore-ready interior out

Every pair below is a real render straight from our pipeline — no stock mockups. Scroll to your book type and see exactly what comes back.

Nonfiction — complex table

8.5 × 11
Nonfiction — complex table — before: a plain, unformatted Word manuscript
What you upload
Nonfiction — complex table — after: a professionally formatted, KDP-ready interior
What you get back

A two-tier merged-header comparison table, merges in both directions, living inside a full page of chapter text. Zero mid-word breaks — the kind of table most converters silently flatten or drop.

Nonfiction — simple table

6 × 9
Nonfiction — simple table — before: a plain, unformatted Word manuscript
What you upload
Nonfiction — simple table — after: a professionally formatted, KDP-ready interior
What you get back

A clean four-column table set at trade-paperback trim, columns sized to the text block with the heading row kept attached.

Cookbook — recipe card

8.5 × 11
Cookbook — recipe card — before: a plain, unformatted Word manuscript
What you upload
Cookbook — recipe card — after: a professionally formatted, KDP-ready interior
What you get back

A centered photo, a Prep / Cook / Makes meta box, evenly spaced ingredients, and a real bake-time table on the facing page — not a wall of run-together text.

Self-help — clean body text

6 × 9
Self-help — clean body text — before: a plain, unformatted Word manuscript
What you upload
Self-help — clean body text — after: a professionally formatted, KDP-ready interior
What you get back

Numbered principles set as proper body paragraphs instead of the bold-italic mush a naïve Word export produces.

Fiction — novel interior

6 × 9
Fiction — novel interior — before: a plain, unformatted Word manuscript
What you upload
Fiction — novel interior — after: a professionally formatted, KDP-ready interior
What you get back

A chapter opener with a drop cap, scene-break ornaments, and first-line indents — the quiet typographic conventions that make a novel read like a novel.

Poetry — chapbook

5.5 × 8.5
Poetry — before: a plain, unformatted Word manuscript
What you upload
Poetry — after: a formatted, KDP-ready chapbook interior
What you get back

Stanzas and line breaks preserved exactly — never reflowed, every line flush to the same left margin — centered in an elegant EB Garamond serif beneath a fleuron. Choose from four styles on the order form.

One poem per page
Poetry — two-page sample: each poem starts on its own page

Every poem opens on a fresh page — never stacked under the one before it — so each piece gets room to breathe.

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