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Back-cover copy that sells, in three styles

Generate store-ready descriptions straight from the full text — back cover, catalog and bookseller’s pick — each in short and long versions, in the language of the book.

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From manuscript to store copy

A good description is the difference between a browse and a sale. Origami reads the book and writes back-cover copy in three ready-to-use styles — back cover, catalog and bookseller’s pick — each in a short and a long version, written in the language of the book and tuned to its genre.

Add an editor note — a selling point, an award, a comp title — and it is woven through all three as authoritative. Short and long versions follow the ONIX text-type conventions retailers expect, so the copy pastes straight into your store and feeds.

Three styles

Back cover, catalog and bookseller’s pick — each in a short and a long version.

In the book’s language

Written in the language of the book and matched to its genre.

ONIX text types

Short and long descriptions align with the ONIX conventions retailers expect.

How it works

1

Upload your book

Drop in an EPUB or PDF from your workspace.

2

Add an editor note

Optionally give it a hook, an award or a comp title to lead with.

3

Pick your copy

Choose from three styles, short and long, ready to paste into your store.

Questions about book descriptions

What does it read to write the copy?
The book’s own text and metadata — so the descriptions reflect what is actually inside, not a generic template.
Can I steer the tone or add a selling point?
Yes. An optional editor note — an award, a comp title, a hook — is treated as authoritative and woven through all three styles.
What languages are supported?
Copy is written in the language of the book.
Are the descriptions ready to publish?
They are strong drafts that follow ONIX conventions; we recommend a quick human review before publishing.
Is my content used to train AI?
No — see our AI policy for how content is handled.

Descriptions follow the ONIX for Books 3 short and long description text-type conventions maintained by EDItEUR. AI outputs are drafts — review before publishing.

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