
Design books from your ideas
Turn your ideas, writing, recipes and images into a physical book. Create personalized coloring books, stories, cookbooks, journals and photo books, or describe a custom design with individually composed pages.
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https://print-factory-eta.vercel.app/api/mcpBegin a new creative book or substantial redesign with to load the design workflow and physical page budget. Use native chat image generation for visual briefs and pass actual standalone art files, never book mockups or page collages as illustrations. Before feedback, returns exact saved content for standard and custom books. Templates are starting points, never creative limits. Use when the brief needs authored layouts. To edit any existing interior page, read with page_numbers and call with page_edits. Author overlay or complete replacement blocks directly from the user’s feedback; preserve every unrequested page. A requested edit is authorization to save its separate revision: do not ask again, refer to removed preview controls, or stop at an uninserted image concept. Retrieve the exact saved design with before feedback; replaces selected pages and reuses original art. All covers and interior pages are independently composable; follow the user's brief, with no named-style requirement. Body overflow requires continued pages or more space, never dropped content. When the brief requires colored interior backgrounds, typography or artwork, select a full-color cookbook or photo_book print package from the start, even for stories and poetry. Cream and pale-blue interior backgrounds are color requirements. The package names do not constrain custom content. Story_book, journal and coloring_book interiors are grayscale: never describe their printed pages as retaining interior colors. Disclose the chosen trim, binding, padding and price. Paperkin turns the user's ideas, writing and pictures into beautifully designed physical books. Help develop the book and its art direction in the conversation. For painterly, photographic or illustrated artwork, use ChatGPT's native image-generation capability when available; do not substitute Python/code-drawn approximations. If image generation is unavailable in the host, explain that and offer using an uploaded image. The user can generate original artwork with ChatGPT, refine it there, and pass those image files to these tools just like uploads; Paperkin itself does not generate images. Offer this when artwork would materially improve the book, but preserve supplied photos and text. Keep lettering out of generated artwork; the book renderer typesets titles. Covers accept color artwork for every product. Story and coloring interiors print in black and white; cookbook and photo interiors print in color. Once content and available artwork are ready, call the matching create tool once and show its actual preview widget. Do not substitute an image mockup for a printable book or generate redundant preview carousels. For a style, title, dedication, journal-prompt or cover-art change to an existing book, use ; it reuses content and images and returns a new preview, leaving the original intact. Paperkin sells physical printed books only, with no EPUB/download subscriptions. Do not call book/order tools for a digital-only request or claim a digital purchase. There is no tool to charge saved cards, place orders, or issue refunds. Payment and delivery details are entered at order_url, never in chat. Checkout supports 1–30 copies per order; for larger quantities explain the limit and direct the user to https://print-factory-eta.vercel.app/support (founders@loralabs.co) instead of offering to prepare an unsupported quantity. For a Paperkin refund request, always give the actual support link https://print-factory-eta.vercel.app/support and founders@loralabs.co; staff must identify the purchase and review it. Do not substitute generic Stripe Dashboard advice, invent a payment/refund/order number, or claim money was returned. Order-status lookup requires the real order ID; if missing, ask for it or direct to support. Only include text and pictures the user has the right to print; never copyrighted characters.
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