What output formats are available and what should I choose (EPUB, PDF, Markdown)?
Available outputs are EPUB, PDF, and clean Markdown. Choose EPUB for general eBook distribution and devices that prefer reflowable text; PDF when you need a fixed, print-ready layout with specific pagination and design; and Markdown when you need editable source files for a publishing pipeline or CMS import.
Who owns the text produced and how should I check for reuse or attribution?
You retain responsibility for the content you create. Treat AI-generated drafts like editable writing: review for originality, verify factual claims, and add proper attribution for third-party material. Use the citation placeholders feature to track sources you intend to verify before publication.
How do I make an eBook optimized for lead capture and SEO?
Use the generator’s SEO and conversion defaults: supply target keywords, pick headline/subtitle variants, add meta descriptions, and insert chapter-level CTAs. End-of-chapter CTAs can be configured for email sign-up, demo booking, or related downloads to maximize lead capture.
Can I import my existing drafts (Word, Markdown, Google Docs) and continue editing?
Yes. Paste or import plain text, Markdown, and simple .docx content. The tool maps content to chapters where possible so you can continue editing chapter-by-chapter in the browser.
What controls exist for tone, reading level, and regional localization?
Specify tone (conversational, formal, technical), target reading level (e.g., grade 8), and regional variants (US/UK/AU English) when expanding or rewriting chapters. The generator can also convert units, adjust cultural examples, and change spelling conventions to suit a GEO market.
How are images, alt text, and accessibility handled during export?
Upload JPG/PNG images per chapter and use the built-in alt-text generator to produce descriptive alt text and short captions. EPUB and PDF exports include those alt texts where supported; Markdown exports include image references and alt text for downstream accessibility checks.
Can I include citations, and how does the tool surface source references?
You can insert inline citation placeholders during drafting. The generator can compile those placeholders into a sources appendix formatted with author, title, year, and link placeholders for you to fill in and verify before publication.
Is there a limit to eBook length or number of exports for the free generator?
This free browser-based generator is intended for short-to-medium length eBooks and lead magnets with a chapter-first workflow. For details on any limits to length or export frequency, see Texta's pricing and usage documentation at /pricing.
What steps should I follow to turn an outline into a publication-ready file?
1) Generate or import an outline and assign goals per chapter. 2) Expand each chapter with the desired length, tone, and features (checklists, examples). 3) Edit and localize content, add images with alt text, and insert citation placeholders. 4) Configure metadata and CTAs. 5) Export to EPUB, PDF, or Markdown and run a final accessibility and citation verification.
How do I edit or revise chapter-by-chapter after the AI generates the first draft?
Open any chapter in the editor to adjust tone, reading level, and length; request targeted rewrites (e.g., shorten paragraphs, add pull-quotes), insert or remove checklist items, and update CTAs. All changes remain editable until you export the final file.
