Edit my book

Fix one chapter or one illustration without ever paying for the whole book again.

A finished book is no longer set in stone. You open the chapter that bothers you, write your instruction, and only that chapter is rewritten and billed. You can also correct the description behind any single illustration, cover included, and have it redrawn: the book and its PDF are rebuilt on the spot.

How it goes

1

Open the book you want to revise

The page lists your finished books. Pick one and the table of contents appears on the left, chapter by chapter with its word count. The open chapter shows in plain text, with the position of every illustration clearly marked.

2

Say what needs to change

Below the chapter, you write your instruction: shorter, a numbered example in the second paragraph, a passage to remove. The price in credits shows before you launch, calculated on the chapter's actual length, and is only charged if the rewrite goes through.

3

Rework your illustrations

For each image you see the exact description that was used to draw it. You correct it, launch again, and the illustration is redone at the price shown on the page. After every change, the book and its PDF are rebuilt immediately under a fresh link.

What this feature does

The price before the action, never after

Every rewrite shows its cost in credits before you launch, based on the chapter's actual length. The rate for each redone illustration is stated on the page. You decide with the amount in front of you.

Charged only when it goes through

Credits for a rewrite are only deducted if the chapter is actually rewritten. A request that does not go through costs you nothing.

The rest of the book stays untouched

The chapter is replaced in place, your illustrations stay where they are, and you watch the text change without leaving the page. You pay for the change, not the book.

One image style per book

A redone illustration is drawn with the same model as the rest of the book. Two styles never mix within the same work.

Image descriptions in your hands

You read what was used to draw each image, cover included, and correct it yourself, in English or in French. The page tells the original description apart from the one you edited.

Book and PDF rebuilt on the spot

After each change, the full book is recomposed under a fresh link, picked up everywhere on the site. You see the final result right away.

Three situations where it helps

Refresh the numbers

Camille sells a guide on YouTube revenue and the figures in chapter three are a year old. She opens that chapter, asks for updated amounts and examples, and checks the displayed price before launching. The rest of the book does not move by a single line. She sends the new link to her buyers the same day.

Lighten a dense passage

Aminata coaches women entrepreneurs, and a student flags one overloaded chapter in her course book. She writes a simple instruction: shorter, more direct, a list instead of the long paragraph. The chapter is rewritten before her eyes while her illustrations stay in place. Her program reads clearer without going back through creation.

Redo a cover

Julien is preparing his ebook launch on TikTok and the cover does not match his brand. He reads the description that was used to draw it, rewrites it his way, and relaunches only that image. The style stays the book's own, so nothing clashes with the inside illustrations. He walks away with a rebuilt PDF, ready to publish.

Who it helps

The course creator who updates a chapter when her program evolves. The YouTube creator who fixes a passage his community pointed out. The coach who refines her guide after feedback from her first sales. The independent author who wants a different cover without touching the text.

Common questions

How much does a chapter rewrite cost?

The price depends on the chapter's length and is stated in credits before each action, right under the open chapter. Credits are only deducted if the rewrite goes through.

And to redo an illustration?

Each redone image is billed at the rate shown on the book's page, stated before you launch. A relaunched image is a billed image, so write your description carefully before clicking.

Does the rest of the book change?

No. The rewrite replaces only the chapter concerned, and your illustrations stay in place. A redone image touches neither the text nor the other images.

Does a link I already sent update itself?

No, and that is by design: each change rebuilds the book under a fresh link. A link you already shared keeps showing the previous version, so remember to send the new one after your corrections.

Can I change the image style?

No, the image model stays the one chosen when the book was created, so two styles never mix within the same work. You change the image's description, not the overall style.

Which books can I edit?

Finished books you created on the platform. A book still in production or imported from elsewhere does not appear in the list.

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