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An A–Z handwriting workbook with stroke-order arrows and numbered start dots, laid out to KDP's manuscript rules, made in your browser.
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Free KDP handwriting workbook generator: print-ready letter tracing books for Amazon KDP in the browser, interior PDF and full-wrap cover. Nothing is uploaded.
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A free KDP handwriting workbook generator: makes a print-ready letter tracing
book for Amazon KDP (interior PDF and full-wrap cover) in the browser. Nothing
is uploaded.
One page for each letter, A to Z, capital and lowercase (or one case alone). Each page has a model
letter with numbered start dots and arrows showing stroke order, rows of dotted
letters to trace, and rows for writing the letter alone. Then, if you want them:Read the full README ↗A free KDP handwriting workbook generator: makes a print-ready letter tracing book for Amazon KDP (interior PDF and full-wrap cover) in the browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Live: https://tracepress.bananafest-destiny.com/
One page for each letter, A to Z, capital and lowercase (or one case alone). Each page has a model letter with numbered start dots and arrows showing stroke order, rows of dotted letters to trace, and rows for writing the letter alone. Then, if you want them:
public/licenses/tabler-icons.txt), plus some animals and foods from
Lucide (ISC, public/licenses/lucide.txt), mapped in
scripts/pictures.mjs.A listing description sits under the cover: what's in the book you just made (page count, trim, line size, each part in order, the words), in plain text for KDP's Description box, with a copy button. Under it, seven keyword phrases for KDP's seven keyword boxes, from what's in the book, leaving out any already in the title (KDP asks for that), each with its own copy button.
Six KDP trim sizes (5×8, 5.5×8.5, 6×9, 7×10, 8×10, 8.5×11), with or without bleed, and four line sizes, from 1" lines for ages 4–5 down to 0.45" for older children. The cover is one full-wrap PDF with the spine sized from the page count of the book you just made and the paper you pick (white, cream, groundwood or colour). It's drawn on the page as you type, and takes optional back-cover text, centred on the back and kept above the barcode area.
Free to use, and it makes the entire book. A free book carries one small line in
each page footer and a cover marked PREVIEW; $19 once removes both. No
account, no subscription.
Made by this code with the free version, footer line and PREVIEW mark included:
src/pdf/kdp.js. Every mark is laid out as numbers first and
checked against them in test/layout.test.js; test/inkcheck.mjs renders
the pages and checks the pixels.src/pdf/page.js).src/pdf/cover-geometry.js.src/glyphs/print.js).npm install
npm test # unit tests
npm run build # bundles src/ui into public/js
npx wrangler dev # the site and its Worker, locally
npm run sample # regenerates public/samples/
node scripts/previews.mjs # then the worksheet pictures in public/img/
node scripts/social-card.mjs # then the share cards (needs the pictures)
The PDFs are made with pdf-lib in the browser. The
Worker (src/worker.js) serves the pages and checks a Stripe payment when
someone unlocks.
A Bananafest Destiny app, from the maker of Puzzle Press, which makes KDP puzzle books the same way. Not affiliated with Amazon. KDP is a trademark of Amazon.com, Inc.