A desk for a printed book. Write the pieces. Arrange them by mood. Leave with a paperback for Kindle Direct Publishing.
Folio packages the files. You upload them at Kindle Direct Publishing. There is no autosubmit.
Folio is a desk for a printed book. You write poems, stories, recipes, or journal pieces, arrange them by mood, and leave with print-ready files for a Kindle Direct Publishing paperback.
No. There is no Publish button. Folio builds the interior PDF, wrap cover, and paste card; you upload them yourself at KDP.
A print-ready interior PDF, a single wrap-cover PDF (back + spine + front with bleed), and metadata (title, trim, page count, paper). Folio packages these; match trim and page count exactly in KDP.
(1) Write pieces (2) Assign moods (3) Order sequence (4) Package interior + jacket (5) Upload at kdp.amazon.com and publish there.
Kind of, for short collections. Kindle Create formats a finished DOCX into KPF/print. Folio starts from short pieces, orders by mood, and packages a small paperback—without locking you into KPF.
Those format finished manuscripts for ebook + print. Folio is a writing desk for chapbook-scale work (poetry, stories, recipes, journal) with mood arrangement and KDP file output—no Mac lock-in, no account required.
No. The collection lives in your browser. Download a save file to continue later.
Yes. Use the Journal desk, place entries by mood (or keep chronological order), then package for KDP upload.