Free book formatting templates for every genre!

I’ve been hesitant to offer something like this, because – as you’ll know if you watched my videos or read the guides – you should start with a basic, simple template and simply change the chapter and title headings to match the font on your book cover.

Which means, really, that you could start with my free book formatting templates, read the guide, and finish your own amazing interior book formatting, by researching and using your own fonts. And what you don’t want to do is just pick up any old book formatting template and us it as is, without picking better fonts (because seriously, you can and should be doing much better. Interior formatting matters.) However, I also need to do cool and novel things to keep people visiting and sharing this site, so I give you….

Genre-specific book design layouts for print publishing

Basically, I’ve just taken some templates and added in some fonts I like for each individual genre. I still don’t recommend you use one of the title fonts I picked out; unless you decide to use it on your cover as well. But the main thing is, since this is a free resources, there will be hundreds of books that look exactly the same.

But I’m confident that these guides and templates will get you started in the right direction, are an insanely useful resource, and if you agree I hope you’ll share them with your author friends.

Simple templates pack: honestly these are the shit (the bomb, aka the ones you should be using). Simple but beautiful serif and sans serif fonts, will look good for just about any genre. You don’t want interior fonts that clash with your book cover design, but it’s OK if your fonts don’t match as long as you keep things simple on the inside.