Your eBook cover needs to work at thumbnail size on Amazon, Apple Books, Kobo, and Google Play, often no bigger than a postage stamp on a mobile screen. We design eBook covers that are bold, clear, and genre-appropriate at every size, with typography and imagery that reads instantly even when scaled down. We work across fiction, non-fiction, business books, self-help, memoirs, and academic titles for eBook cover design.
A print book needs a full wraparound design, front cover, back cover, and spine all working together as a single piece. We design print covers for paperback and hardback editions across all genres, accounting for spine width based on your page count and ensuring all files meet the exact technical specifications of your chosen printer or platform. The result is a cover that looks professional on a shelf, in a hand, and in a photograph.
The spine is what readers see first when your book is shelved. The back cover is where a browser decides whether to open it. We design both with the same care as the front, compelling back cover copy layout, author bio placement, barcode positioning, and spine typography that’s legible at any width. Every element is considered, not filled in as an afterthought.
Children’s books live and die by their illustrations. The art has to carry the story, work for the age group, and be the kind of thing a child wants to look at again and again. Our children’s book illustration services in Europe cover picture books, early readers, and middle grade titles, full interior illustration as well as cover design. We match illustrators to projects based on style, tone, and the specific age group you’re writing for.
If you’re publishing more than one book, series branding matters enormously. Readers need to recognise your books instantly across a series, and retailers and algorithms both respond to consistency. We develop series branding that ties your covers together visually, consistent typography, colour palette, layout structure, and design language, while giving each individual title its own identity within that framework.
A great cover is the starting point for your marketing materials, not the end of them. We create promotional graphics for social media, Amazon advertising, book launch campaigns, and author websites, all built from your cover design to ensure consistency across everything readers see. Whether you need Instagram graphics, Facebook ad creatives, or banner images for your website, we produce materials that look like they belong together.
We publish books across major platforms, including Amazon KDP, IngramSpark and other global distributors. Whether you choose print, eBook or both, we guide you in selecting the right format and publishing route for your goals..
We provide developmental editing, line editing, copy editing and proofreading, depending on what your manuscript needs. Our editors improve structure, language and accuracy while keeping your tone and message intact.
We offer ghostwriting support across all genres, including fiction, non-fiction, autobiographies, business books, self-help, academic work and children’s stories. Our writers shape your ideas into clear, well-written manuscripts through structured collaboration.
We design covers for fiction, non-fiction, academic books and children’s titles in both print and digital formats. From illustrated concepts to clean typographic styles, our designers create covers that suit your genre and audience.
We format books for novels, academic texts, children’s books and non-fiction titles. Our layouts are prepared for paperback, hardback and eBook versions, ensuring your content meets platform and printing requirements.
We help promote your book through launch planning, online listings, author branding and targeted campaigns. Our strategies focus on visibility across digital platforms while helping you reach the right readership for your genre.
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Book cover design costs in Europe vary depending on the type of cover, the genre, and what’s involved in producing it. A straightforward eBook cover sits at a different price point from a fully illustrated children’s book cover or a complete series branding package. Most professional designers charge per project rather than per hour, and the complexity of the brief is what drives the cost. We don’t quote without understanding your book first, get in touch and we’ll give you a clear, transparent price based on exactly what your cover needs.
A professional cover does several things at once. It signals genre clearly enough that the right readers recognise it immediately. It uses typography, imagery, and colour in a way that’s consistent with what’s selling in that category. It works at every size, from a small thumbnail on a phone to a full-size print edition. And it stands out from the titles around it without looking like it doesn’t belong in the same genre. The difference between a professional cover and an amateur one is usually obvious within seconds, even to readers who couldn’t explain exactly why.
A standard book cover design typically takes two to three weeks from briefing to final files, accounting for concept development, your feedback, and revision rounds. More complex projects, full wraparound print covers, children’s book illustrations, or complete series branding, take longer, usually three to five weeks depending on the scope. If you have a specific launch deadline, let us know at the start and we’ll work to a timeline that fits. Rush turnarounds are possible in some cases, though we’d always rather give a cover the time it deserves.
Yes. We provide final files in every format your book needs, optimised eBook covers sized for Amazon KDP, Apple Books, Kobo, and Google Play, as well as full print-ready wraparound files built to your printer’s exact specifications. If you’re publishing in both formats, which most authors do, we design both from the start so they’re consistent and properly sized for each use. You won’t need to take a file to a third party to get it reformatted.
Yes, unlimited revisions, always. We keep refining until the cover is exactly what you want. That’s not a marketing line; it’s genuinely how we work. You’ll see multiple initial concepts, give feedback on the direction you prefer, and we develop that direction through as many rounds as it takes. Nothing is finalised until you’re completely happy with it. Your cover represents your book, and it needs to be right.
Every book we publish gets the same level of care, whether it's your first or your fifth. We don't consider our job done until your book is out in the world and you're happy with it. That's been our standard since day one.
