The studios

Four studios. One publishing house.

Most services give you one tool. Ember House gives you four, each built for a different part of the job — making the book, illustrating it, making the visuals, and selling it.

Publishing Studio

Make the book and get it on every shelf.

Your manuscript becomes a finished, distributed book without freelancers to wrangle. Upload your draft, accept edits, choose a cover and interior, then publish — eBook, paperback, hardcover, and audiobook — across the major stores, tracked step by step.

  • Professional edit and proofread
  • Cover and interior design
  • ISBN, metadata, and pricing
  • eBook, paperback, hardcover, and audiobook distribution
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Step 3

Design your cover and layout

Cover direction

Interior layout

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Creative Studio

Turn your book into visuals and video.

Bring your cover, photos, and clips, choose from a range of image and video models, and generate the visuals that sell the book. Set the length, see the cost up front, and create as many variations as you need.

  • Book covers
  • Promo images
  • Book trailers (video)
  • Social packs and ad creative
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Promo image

Some ideas keep their heat.

Out now — wherever you read.

Marketing Studio

Write the words and the launch plan.

Give it your title, audience, and the one-line idea, and it drafts the words a launch needs — a back-cover blurb, social copy, ad headlines — plus a clear, week-by-week plan to actually run the release.

  • Back-cover blurb
  • Social post copy
  • Ad headlines and CTAs
  • A step-by-step launch plan
Ember House · Launch kit

Back-cover blurb

Some books inform. This one changes how you move…

Instagram

New chapter, literally. Out now — link in bio. #newbook

Ad

Read the first chapter →

Launch plan

  • 1 · Build the list
  • 2 · Tease the cover
  • 3 · Launch week
  • 4 · Keep the heat

Illustration Studio

Picture-book art with a consistent cast.

Built for picture books and early readers. Describe your characters once, generate a reference portrait for each, and every page that names them is drawn from that reference — same child, same outfit, page after page. Write one prompt per page, pick a style, see the price per page and for the whole book before you generate, and replace any page until it's right.

  • Character reference portraits
  • Page-by-page picture book art
  • 20+ illustration styles, or describe your own
  • Print-quality 2K images
Ember House · Illustration studio

Style

Soft watercolor storybook · square pages

Cast

Zara — braided hair with beads, yellow raincoat, red boots. Same on every page.

2K art

Page 1 · Zara splashes through puddles

2K art

Page 2 · The umbrella flips inside out

Four studios, one login.

Start free, upload your manuscript, and unlock them all when you choose your plan.