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An AI-assisted long-form writer: generates outlines, drafts chapters, and exports to EPUB or PDF. Prompts are sent to Venice AI (a third-party inference provider); Practical Web Tools does not retain manuscripts on its own servers. Export runs in your browser using pdf-lib and an EPUB packager — the output file is built client-side.
Enter title, genre, target length, and a one-paragraph premise
Generate an outline; edit or regenerate sections until it reflects your book
Draft each chapter with AI assistance; revise every paragraph before accepting
Export to EPUB (for eReaders) or PDF
Text generation goes to Venice AI by default. You can paste your own Venice API key to bill directly. No third party touches the prompt once it leaves your browser other than the named provider.
Draft content is kept in your browser's localStorage so it persists between sessions on the same device. Nothing is written to Practical Web Tools servers. If you clear browser data, drafts are deleted — export or copy regularly.
You own the assembled manuscript. Note that in the US, purely AI-generated text without human authorship cannot be registered for copyright. Your selection, arrangement, revision, and added writing establish authorship. Review the Copyright Office's 2023 guidance if this matters for your project.
EPUB 3 (reflowable, works in Kindle after MOBI conversion, Apple Books, Kobo, Calibre) and PDF. Export runs locally in your browser.
No. AI draft text is a starting point, not a finished book. Plan on a full self-edit pass and, for anything published commercially, a human copyeditor. The tool shortens the blank-page phase; it does not ship the book for you.
Both. For non-fiction, always fact-check every claim the model produces — LLMs generate confident-sounding statements that can be wrong. For fiction, watch for repeated phrasing and clichés that AI models fall into.