Hey guys, quick question for those of you who have already gone through the cover process in Publish Flow. I know that when we create a cover, we usually need to guide the AI with the style, concept, colors, etc. But what if I already have the front cover concept/design pretty much ready? Is it possible to upload it and say something like: “I want to keep this front cover, I just need help adjusting it to the correct book dimensions and creating/designing the back cover”? Has anyone done something like that before? I’d really appreciate any recommendations or tips. Thank you!

So far, I’ve mostly been using the supporting features in PublishFlow, such as the Book Optimizer, visual tools, translation tools, and similar features. I’m now starting to use the actual book-writing workflow more seriously, and I already have several suggestions and pieces of feedback that I think could be useful. What would be the most appropriate place to share this kind of feedback so that it’s helpful for the team? Should I post it here in Skool, or send it somewhere else? Thanks!

Hey everyone, We just filmed an exclusive Skool video where Andrey and I look back on the last two months of PublishFlow: the challenges, the updates, and some stories we haven't shared publicly yet. We also talk about what's coming next and share some insider details about tools that are in the pipeline. A more relaxed video shot in a pretty cool setting. Hope you enjoy it! Andrey & Roman PS: Let us know what you think of the outfits 😄

@Andrey Bernhart @Roman Redl Hello guys! Been trying to reach out to you via Support section in PF. The AI writing tool didn't finish writing my chapter and I don't see an option to finish or to rewrite it. Could you, please, assist on this? Thanks!

I’ve spent a long time getting the outline, instructions and style tone ready for my book, but I’m really unsure what is supposed to go in the context section. Can anybody enlighten me please?