Have you ever found the perfect image online but couldn’t locate the original source? A reverse image search can help track down where an image came from, identify possible copyright issues, and help you find a high-resolution version you can legally use.

Low-resolution images can ruin an otherwise beautiful book project. Learn why 72 dpi files are not suitable for print, what file formats designers need, and the best ways to send large artwork files.

Discover helpful tools, resources, and services for authors and self-publishers. From book promotion and ebook formatting to publishing platforms and author marketing tools, these resources can help you navigate today’s publishing landscape.

Before you publish, learn what every author should know about working with editors, designers, and publishing professionals to create a successful book.

Creative design often means working within limitations. This case study shows how we developed an original visual identity for the Society of the Sacred Heart after trademark restrictions prevented the use of Olympic branding—proving that thoughtful design can be just as powerful as the original idea.

Updating a book for a 2nd edition takes more than replacing a few pages. Here are practical tips for authors and designers to plan the revisions, update the cover and interior, proof the files, and prepare the new edition for publication.

I found a list of design and marketing ideas from 2004 on an old CD. More than 20 years later, the advice still holds up—from consistent branding and clear messaging to professional book cover design

Avoid common mistakes that can slow down your book design project and cost you time and money. Learn how to organize your files, communicate clearly, respond promptly, and prepare for the publishing process so you can work more efficiently with your graphic designer.

Authors have a lot of questions about publishing a book. Here are answers to some of the questions I hear most often about book design, production, ebooks, printing, and getting a book ready to publish.

I was thrilled when an ebook cover I designed for author Timothy Imhoff received a Gold Star in TheBookDesigner.com's Ebook Cover Design Awards.

A 1958 design book called 27 Chicago reminds me that while design tools and styles change, the fundamentals of good design remain remarkably consistent.

Your marketing materials may look fine to you, but a fresh set of eyes can spot problems you've overlooked. Learn six common marketing material mistakes and how to avoid them.

Confusing your book designer can lead to frustration, delays, and additional costs. Here are three common mistakes authors should avoid when preparing files and revisions for book layout.