It guides you from existing material through direction and outline to full manuscript and an editable book draft.

Story Editor is the internal and partly visible name for the guided book process. It refers to the path from material and direction to outline, manuscript and book draft.

You can use documents, PDFs, Word files, presentations, notes, audio, video, transcripts and relevant links, provided you have the right to use them.

Core material carries topic, attitude and argumentation. Supplementary material provides context, examples, data or background, but should not determine the basic direction.

The book draft is the editable version of your book in design. It brings together text, cover, images, biography, description, category and imprint.

You can edit cover, vignette, background, chapter images or quotes, author biography, book description, category, hashtags and imprint.

Yes. You can use your own images if they are technically suitable and you have the rights. Alternatively, you can use images from the story.one image database.

The print preview is the binding preview for the later book. Review it carefully before ordering or publishing.

The story.one format consists of short chapters with three text pages. This keeps the book clear, readable and reliably designed.