Write a print-ready book just by describing it
Bindery is Infinite Library’s AI book studio: Claude writes, typesets, and prints a real book you can hold. Start from a blank page, a manuscript you already have, a pile of transcripts and notes — even a few YouTube links — no LaTeX, no layout software, ever.
Free to start — no account needed to try. Signing in is free too: a monthly AI allowance, and your books wherever you open Bindery.
Everything you can do
Write it and print it — then let the same book become an audiobook in your voice, a translated edition, a screenplay, an album, and a storefront that pays you.
- Just describe the change. Ask for a new chapter, tighter margins, or a careful proofread — or, if you only have an idea, have Claude interview you and write the whole book. It writes the LaTeX and recomposes; you never open a menu or learn a markup language.
- Bring a book — or a pile of notes. A finished Word/PDF/EPUB manuscript becomes a clean, typeset book. A pile of raw material — meeting transcripts, customer interviews, .vtt exports, years of notes — gets read end to end, and Claude writes the book from it.
- Drop in a photo. Drag any image into the chat. Claude finds the right page, sizes it, writes a caption, and sets it as a proper figure — no layout fiddling.
- Let Claude design it. Cover and interior — trim size, type, margins, the whole feel — designed to suit your book’s genre, not poured into a stock template.
- See a print-ready proof. Every change composes a real PDF you can page through, zoom, and download — the exact pages a printer would set.
- Hold the finished book. Order a bound copy — hardcover, paperback, lie-flat coil, or saddle stitch — printed and shipped to your door by Lulu.
- Hear it narrated — in your voice. Claude performs every chapter into a real audiobook: three house narrators, or your own voice from a 30-second sample, in 74 languages. The first chapter plays free on your book’s page, and you keep 80% of every sale.
- Publish it in another language. Translate makes a whole edition of your book — Spanish to Japanese, thirty-seven languages in all — with names and terms kept consistent, typeset for that language, ready to print or publish beside the original.
- Turn it into a screenplay — or an album. The same book becomes an industry-standard screenplay (feature film, TV pilot, or short) you can export to Final Draft — or an album: Claude writes a song for each moment of your story and records it with real sung vocals.
- Sell it from its own storefront. Every published book gets a free public page that sells the paperback, the ebook, and the audiobook. You set the royalty on printed copies, keep about 95% on ebooks and 80% on audiobooks — paid out through Stripe.
- Start inside a community design. Authors put their finished books’ page designs on a public shelf. Start yours inside any of them — the typography and layout come across, the words are yours — and share your own design to earn a royalty on every copy printed in it.
- Gather a group book. A birthday book, a memorial, a wedding, the family cookbook: turn on a contribution link and anyone holding it — no account needed — sends a memory, photos, or a voice note straight into your workspace. Claude weaves them in and credits each person.
The whole print pipeline, in one conversation
Self-publishing normally means preparing two flawless print files yourself: choose a trim size and binding; typeset the interior in design software; export a print-ready pdf with bleed margins; size the spine from the final page count; design a single-spread cover to a template; fix whatever the printer rejects. In Bindery, that is Claude's job — it picks the trim to fit the book, typesets every page, sizes the spine from the real page count, and wraps a full-bleed cover; the printer validates the files before a single page prints. And the full quote — printing and shipping — always shows before you pay.
Any kind of book: novels & memoirs, photo books, cookbooks, comics & graphic novels, children's picture books, magazines, planners & journals, workbooks, yearbooks, zines.
Common questions
Is Bindery free to use?
Yes — you can start composing without an account. Signing in is free and adds a monthly allowance of AI credits, and watermarked proofs of every page are always free to download.
How much does a printed book cost?
Each book is quoted by its trim size, page count, and binding, and the full quote — printing and shipping — always shows before you pay. No membership is required to print.
Can I bring a manuscript I already have?
Yes. A finished Word, PDF, or EPUB manuscript becomes a clean, typeset book — or start from a pile of notes, transcripts, or YouTube links and Claude writes the book from them.
Who owns the books I make?
You do — authors keep full ownership of their work. The clean, press-ready files of a single book are a one-time $49 unlock, and Bindery Pro includes unlimited clean exports across every book you make.
What bindings can I order?
Hardcover, paperback, lie-flat coil, and saddle stitch — printed on demand and shipped to your door by Lulu.
Do I need to know LaTeX or design software?
No. You describe changes in plain language; Claude writes the LaTeX and typesets every page, and the printer validates the files before anything prints.
Can I translate my book into other languages?
Yes. Translate makes a whole edition of your book in another language — Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Hindi, Arabic and thirty-odd more — as its own book beside the original: the manuscript translated with one style sheet so names and terms stay consistent, typeset for that language, and ready to print, publish or narrate. You see the opening translated for free first, and the price is quoted up front in AI credits.
Can Bindery turn my book into an audiobook?
Yes. Claude performs every chapter — choose one of three house narrators, each sampled on your own words, or record about 30 seconds and have your books read in your voice. Narration works in 74 languages. The first chapter plays free on your book's public page, and if you sell listening access you keep 80% of every sale.
Can I sell my book and earn royalties?
Yes. Every published book gets a free public storefront that sells the paperback, the ebook, and the audiobook — readers buy without an account. You set a per-copy royalty on printed books, keep about 95% of every ebook sale and 80% of every audiobook sale, paid out through Stripe. Sharing your book's page design earns another $1 for every copy printed in it.
Can I publish through Amazon KDP or IngramSpark with these files?
Yes. The clean files for a book — a press-ready PDF and a reflowable EPUB for Kindle, Apple Books, and Kobo, plus an editable Word manuscript — upload anywhere books are sold, and a dedicated bookstore pack ships everything IngramSpark's forms ask for, wrap cover and real barcode included. The preflight check is free; the files are a one-time $49 unlock, or included with Bindery Pro.
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