Design Your Book's Images in Scrively

Bring your story to life with vivid images using Scrively. Whether you’re illustrating characters, settings, or scenes, Scrively gives you the creative tools to visually enhance your book. From choosing art styles to customizing details, designing your book’s visuals has never been easier or more fun.

Scrively offers multiple ways to add images to your book. Click into a page, and you’ll see the option to “Generate” an image using AI.

Describe your image in detail. Include the setting, characters, emotions, and visual style. The more specific you are, the better Scrively can bring your vision to life.

If needed, select a character from your story to use as a visual reference for the image. This helps Scrively generate a more accurate and cohesive result.

Click on "Generate."

Give Scrively a few moments to think.

The image will be generated based on the provided description.

Not satisfied with the image result? Tweak your description as needed and click on “Regenerate” to try again until it feels just right.

When you're satisfied click on "Done."

The image will be displayed on the selected page.

If you’d prefer not to generate images for each page, click on “Generate All Images” in the bottom right corner. Scrively will automatically create images for every page based on your story’s context.

Scrively will let you know how long the image generation process may take. Once you’re ready, click “Continue” to proceed.

Allow Scrively a few moments to generate your illustrations. This is a great time to take a short break while the magic happens!

Once your images are ready, simply scroll through the pages on the right side to preview each illustration within your story.

To update or replace a generated image for a selected page, click on it and select “Generate” to create a new version.

You also have the option to upload an image to use as a reference.

Use the download icon to save the image to your device if needed.

To remove the image entirely, click on the trash icon. Next, check out our guide on writing your book's back cover blurb.

Each page that requires an image must have one added before publishing.