Your back cover is an important part of your book’s presentation. In the editor, you can easily the image, text, and layout to match your vision and keep everything consistent.
Click and drag the text block to reposition it anywhere on the page.
Click on a character avatar to position it anywhere on the page.
Use the resize tool to adjust the avatar size, making it larger or smaller as needed.
Click on the "Back cover settings" to make additional adjustments.
When a character is already on the back cover hovering over the + icon will reveal an "Already on canvas" message.
If the character is not on the canvas the + icon will be active and show "Add to canvas."
Want to generate an image for your back cover? Enter your image prompt in the provided field, and it will be generated in your book’s art style.
Need more space? Click and drag down on the bottom right of the text field.
Click on "Generate."
Give Scrively a few moments to think.
The new back cover image will be generated.
Not satisfied? Update your prompt if needed and click on "Regenerate."
You also have the option to upload your own image for the back cover.
If you no longer want to use the generated or uploaded image click on "Remove."
Slide the “Background Opacity” control left or right to adjust the opacity of the back cover image.
The bottom bar color of your book is automatically set based on the cover.
Add a color code.
Or select one of the default colors.
Alternatively, click on "Custom color."
Select your custom color.
Click on "Done."
The new color will be applied to the bottom bar on the back of your book.
If you no longer want to use the selected color click on "Reset to auto."
Want to reset to the back cover settings to the default? Click on "Reset to default layout."
Head over to our guide here to learn more about saving your completed book.
