Genre-fit book covers, title and author set right.

Front covers for print books, ebooks, and Kindle — by genre, with your title and author name placed on the art. Ideogram 3.0 and Recraft V4 Pro handle the typography so the text stays readable; FLUX 2 Pro and Imagen 4 Ultra handle the illustration and photoreal scenes. You can run the same brief across several models and keep the strongest cover.

You need a quick free account so your covers and credits save to you, but there's no card and no trial clock. You get 30 credits the moment you sign up plus 30 more dropped daily. Every model card shows its exact credit cost before you click run. Paid plans (Standard $10, Pro $15, Ultimate $50 per 30 days) add more credits.

No. getvivix does not stamp a watermark on your output on any tier. You download the cover clean, and on any paid plan you also get a commercial-use license.

Yes on any paid plan. The commercial-use license covers selling your book on KDP, other retailers, and print on demand. Free-tier output is for personal evaluation while you test the look.

Yes. Write the exact title and author name in your prompt and pick Ideogram 3.0 or Recraft V4 Pro — both are built for readable in-image text, so headlines and bylines come out legible instead of garbled. If a model gets the spelling close but not perfect, you can re-run or edit in the same studio.

Kindle ebook covers work best at a tall 1.6:1 ratio (Amazon recommends 2560 by 1600 px). For a KDP paperback you need a full wrap — front, spine, and back — sized to your trim and page count, so generate the front art here and assemble the wrap in KDP's cover template. Set a portrait aspect ratio on the model so the art fits a book shape rather than a square.

Romance, fantasy, and sci-fi covers lean on illustration and mood, so FLUX 2 Pro and Imagen 4 Ultra shine there. Thriller, non-fiction, and minimalist literary covers lean on bold type and clean layout, where Ideogram 3.0 and Recraft V4 Pro do better. getvivix lets you compare them on the same brief so you don't have to guess.

Yes. A tall portrait cover with a clear title reads well on Wattpad and other serial platforms. Generate the art, set your story title and pen name with Ideogram or Recraft, and download. The free tier is enough to try several looks before you commit.

That's why the tool routes type-heavy covers to Ideogram 3.0 and Recraft V4 Pro — both are the strongest models for clean, readable text in the image. Keep the title short and specify the placement (top, centered, lower third) for the best result, and re-run if a word lands wrong.

The same subscription covers photo editing, background removal, upscaling, logos, text-to-video, AI voiceover, and captions — 100+ models total, with the cost shown before each generation. Handy for promo graphics and a book trailer once the cover is done.