Create Amazing KDP Books with AI Generated Patterns - MidJourney

In order to sell KDP low content and medium content books on Amazon it is important to have great looking book covers to attract a customer’s attention. In this video I look at using MidJourney to create AI generated tiles that can be used to create patterns to use on book covers and also on the interiors of books. These AI generated tiles are imported into Canva to create the cover and interior, which is free and easy to use software. I give some examples of AI prompts to create some really interesting and stunning looking patterns as a starting point for you to explore your own creativity. KDP low content and medium content books are a great way to start an online business and possibly even create a longer term passive income.

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00:00 Introduction
00:06 AI Tile Patterns
00:34 MidJourney Prompt
02:03 Canva
02:21 Create KDP Book Cover
03:25 Create Tiled Pattern
08:34 Lined Book Interior
10:41 AI Pattern Prompts

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About this video - In this video we look at how to use tile patterns created by AI in MidJourney to create stunning KDP book Covers and interiors.

[reachablesuccess]

dude, Paul, you are the man, love all your videos, they always jump right into it, no intros, no background music, always lots of value in the content, thank you for doing them, keep up the great work, always good stuff

[Veenetaa]

I am an author, I was free during editing my 2nd novel. Then I came across your videos, saw all your videos and successfully published my first journal.
now I have started liking it even more.thank you so much

[BlueTillDeath]

brilliant tutorial Paul! only started my KDP journey recently and have already published a fair amount of books. thanks to you my creativity betters every time! thankyou

[Recordman]

Thanks for the video and info. You can always put a custom aspect ratio to the V5 midjourney. So in that instance you do not have to cut out any of the design to fit the cover. i.e. for a 8.5 -11 inch book, you can add at the end of the prompt to the AI the followin ( just ass space after the prompt) --ar 85:110 And there you got the image created tot he aspec tratio of that book.. ect. ect.

[sarahjanelees]

Brilliant - the lines - I used to spend hours doing this manually! Ha ha

[TheMyameeGirl]

Great tutorial! I've been playing a bit with patterns but I'm still working on the prompts. This was very helpful, as always! Thank you! 😊

[rw]

Paul I have been following you for a while and have learned a lot from you this video is one of your best video's. Thank you Rob

[warlockscott]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you for showing the prompts for the images and ideas to create more. Keep up the great work!

[julieh]

Hi! Love your videos!! I’m curious, Do you sell this journal on kdp after you make it? We need a “after your product goes live” video. I want to know if there’s anything I can do to help boost my product after going live 😊🙏🏻 you’re the best! Have a great day!

[marymontgomeryclifford]

Great information. I found it all very valuable and am having fun trying out different variations of these prompts in MidJourney. I was over the moon, though, about how you were able to take the pattern into Cava, use the filter to make it grayscale, transparency to tweak it and add lines. I was wondering how to get that effect and you provided the answer. again: THANK YOU!

[eternalvinepress]

Very interesting, thanks. Love your tutorial.

[Truthseeker]

Looks good but I’m worried about using AI and having my account banned by Amazon. No one seems to able to confirm if it can definitely be used safely, so it seems a bit risky.

[elixreview]

Paul, are all the images and patterns generated with AI allowed by KDP? If KDP asks for copyright proof? Are these images copyrighted? Thank you.

[auntyinge]

Hi Paul, Sorry if you have already made a video no this. I am interested in using real photos of myself for example and learn how to create an avatar with my own features or a cartoon style character of myself. Would you know how to do this in MidJourney ? - thank you as always for your feedback. Very best Regards, Inge

[micheller.kimball]

How do you deal with the copyright? You are using their artwork straight out.

[emv]

Hey Paul, I've been struggling converting AI art into line art and have been deep diving into your videos, any tips on how to do this with a professional result? Thanks for the fantastic content, it's given me lots of ideas as an artist! 😊

[maravilhosopet]

Dear friend, I think your explanations are great, but the inch measurements of BRAZIL are not the same, thank you.

[sonertysonerty-cl]

hello, I have made and published my first book, thank you. I am looking forward to your new videos.

[xSilvisa]

Dear Paul, thank you for creating these tutorials. It's been most helpful for a beginner's journey. If you were so kind as to answer this quick question, do the journal cover measurements correspond to the interior pages' dimensions in this particular video? Or do I need to create a separate new design 17.43 x 11x25 for the interior? Sorry, I'm a bit lost regarding the dimensions... Thank you :)

[micheller.kimball]

Love your videos so much! I am just trying to figure out all the copyright info amidst all the cancelations.