Lesson 7 of 174 min readAlso in the app: Learn tab

Fix and fine-tune a page

Replace a picture, edit its prompt and title, refine a drawing, go back to an earlier version, and change one page's print settings.

Every page has an Options sheet with everything that page can do. Open a page in the viewer and tap Options at the top.

Picture

  • Choose picture (or Replace): use a picture from your gallery as this page.
  • Copy image: copy the page's picture, for example to ask a chat for a fix.
  • Generate / Regenerate: draw it again here (with Promptline or an API key).

Prompt & page title

  • Prompt: the description of the picture. Change it, then copy the prompt again or regenerate.
  • The artwork itself contains lettering: turn this on only when the picture should include words. Otherwise prompts ask for no text.
  • Page title: text that KDPify sets above the picture, in your book's title font, crisp at any size. Choose a font first on the Style tab under Page title style.

Refine this drawing

Almost right? Describe what to change, for example "thicken the outlines and remove the background clouds", then tap Refine. This sends the drawing itself along with the book's style, so the picture gets corrected rather than replaced. You can add finished pages as a style reference. Refine needs Promptline or an API key.

Versions and earlier drawings

When a page has several candidates, or you've replaced its picture, versions and Earlier drawings keep them all. Tap one to make it the page's picture again. Nothing is lost when you redraw.

  • Trace this page: for monochrome books, turn this one page into colourable outlines.
  • Apply book darkness: follow the darkness level set for the whole book.
  • Include in ebook: leave a page out of the ebook edition.
  • Blank page after this design: colouring books usually keep the back of each design blank, so markers don't bleed through onto the next picture. Turn it off for one page here, or replace that blank with artwork.
  • Border on this page: follow the book's frame, or give this page its own.

At the bottom: Duplicate and Delete page.