Book covers

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The creativity in this one is great. It still messes up the words a little bit, but I noticed it seems to be a common thing with tools like this. Overall, it’s a fantastic option for cover design

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Charles Bamar

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2mo ago

Not the best tool out there, but the generated images were interesting and good enough for sketching a first idea for how you want your future book cover to look like

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Maria George

3mo ago

you ought to improve, you are writing things i didn't write

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Elizabeth C

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5mo ago

Doesn't really get the text right but the cover designs look cool and it gives you a bunch of different styles. I'd say it's good for testing ideas.

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Creative Hubs

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6mo ago

Designer Tips for Better Results with Cover Craft Studio: To get the most striking and professional results, guide the app with vivid, poetic descriptions rather than plain or technical instructions. Describe atmosphere, typography, and layout using mood-rich language—such as “a serif title drifting through fog,” or “bold sans-serif across a sun-bleached horizon.” For book covers, mention genre and emotional tone; for magazines, include layout cues like “top-aligned masthead” or “clean editorial spacing.” Referencing art movements (like Bauhaus, Art Nouveau) or textures (“cracked leather,” “velvet matte”) can help shape the design. The more your prompt reads like a visual story, the more expressive and print-ready your cover will be.

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