Default book preferences help streamline your creation process by setting your preferred styles, formats, and settings ahead of time.
Click on your photo at the top right side of the dashboard.

Click on "Settings."

Select "Book defaults."

The first setting lets you choose your spread layout. You can choose from three options: Single Image, Dual Image, or Mixed.
Single Image: Displays one image per spread, ideal for full-focus illustrations or scenes where a single visual tells the story clearly.
Dual Image: Splits the spread into two images, allowing you to show contrasting scenes, before-and-after moments, or two related perspectives side by side.

Select your "Book Size."

Choose how Scrively pairs your fonts. Leave this option off to use your selected font with Scrively's default emphasis font pairing, or turn it on to let Scrively automatically choose both the story and emphasis fonts based on your book's art style.

When "Match art style" is toggled off you can select your preferred "Story Text and Emphasis Font"

The next option is the "Reading Level." Choose from reading levels ages 2–3, 4–5, 6–7, 8–10, or 11+ to match your book’s audience.

Next, is the "Language" option. Scrively offers a wide range of languages to choose from, which you can view in the list here.

You can also set the numbers of pages per book. Choose between 4–50 pages. The Free plan includes up to 15 pages, One-time and Plus plans up to 30, and Pro up to 50 pages.

Select the number of sentences per page. Choose between 1-5 sentences.

Set the "Number of Characters." Choose between 1-5 characters.

Click on "Change" to select your "Drawing Style.

Browse through the list of available drawing styles. The Free plan includes one style. One-time purchases include one style in each category. The Plus plan includes three styles per category, while the Pro plan unlocks all styles.

Hover over the drawing style to reveal and click on the enlarge tool.

Once selected, you’ll see a full-size preview of the art style.

When you're ready select the art style and click on "Continue."

When you're finished, scroll down and click "Save preferences."

Want to go back to the default settings? Click on "Reset to defaults."
