Free E-Cover Software

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Hey guys,

I was wondering if anyone knew of any good free e-cover software?

It doesn't have to be state of the art or anything like that, just something that is very easy to use and doesn't take a lot of technical know how.

Cheers!
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  • Profile picture of the author Shane Hale
    Google Ecover Engineer it is some Free Trial It works pretty good.
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  • Profile picture of the author John Dufresne
    If you have photoshop you can get some action scripts to make ecovers and e boxes
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  • Profile picture of the author AndyBlackSEO
    Yes, you can use action scripts which are free.

    I have just bought a piece of ecover software for $27 which as easy and has 28 templates built in. One click and it changes product, ie - book, ebox etc. Can't remeber the exact name but will check and post on here.
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    • Profile picture of the author halfpoint
      Originally Posted by AndyBlackSEO View Post

      Yes, you can use action scripts which are free.

      I have just bought a piece of ecover software for $27 which as easy and has 28 templates built in. One click and it changes product, ie - book, ebox etc. Can't remeber the exact name but will check and post on here.
      Thanks, mate.

      I would love to hear what it's called.

      Sounds like it's exactly what I'm after.
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      • Profile picture of the author Mike Calvert
        I have used eCover Engineer and for the low price, it's a pretty decent tool. Although, like most graphics software the defining factor as far as quality of the output is going to depend allot on the user's design skills.

        Another one that is supposed to be pretty good, and not too expensive (under fifty bucks) is Cover Commander. I've never used it myself, but read some good things about it. There is a free trial available for download at:

        Insofta Cover Commander - Powerful Virtual Cover Creator

        Hope this helps.

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        • Profile picture of the author viralim
          Originally Posted by Mike Calvert View Post

          I have used eCover Engineer and for the low price, it's a pretty decent tool. Although, like most graphics software the defining factor as far as quality of the output is going to depend allot on the user's design skills.

          Another one that is supposed to be pretty good, and not too expensive (under fifty bucks) is Cover Commander. I've never used it myself, but read some good things about it. There is a free trial available for download at:

          Insofta Cover Commander - Powerful Virtual Cover Creator

          Hope this helps.

          Mike
          I've used Insofta Cover Commander and works great! I highly recommend. Very easy to use. I don't remember how much I paid for it though. Hope this helps!
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    • Profile picture of the author Mike Calvert
      Originally Posted by AndyBlackSEO View Post

      Yes, you can use action scripts which are free.

      I have just bought a piece of ecover software for $27 which as easy and has 28 templates built in. One click and it changes product, ie - book, ebox etc. Can't remeber the exact name but will check and post on here.
      Andy,

      Is this the $27 software that you purchased? This one has some pretty sharp graphics in their sales letter, but it looks like they only have 15 templates.

      Push Button Ecover Software Version 2.0 - Brand New!

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      • Profile picture of the author halfpoint
        Originally Posted by Loren Woirhaye View Post

        The free ones pretty much suck... But if you join the mailing
        list for GiveAwayOfTheDay.com you'll get notified of opportunities
        to get some nice ecover programs for free.

        I think one of the ones mentioned here was developed by
        some Warriors and offered as a PLR software. I'm not sure
        what the pricing restrictions on the rights were... but you
        may be able to find it being sold super-cheap somewhere.

        I use an ecover software by Laughingbird software - it's
        not expensive and it does a lot. The ecovers are not very
        good but the graphics and layout faculties of the software
        are quite good, especially if Photoshop is over your head.

        With e-covers the major issue is not, in my opinion, lousy
        box-shots, it's bad cover art that's hard to read in a
        thumbnail-size image. That's my opinion. I look at actual
        book-covers sold in stores and take my cues from those,
        not from ebook covers.
        Hey Loren,

        Before creating this thread I did a search for ecover software on here and found a thread about a good bit of software being given away by GiveAwayOfTheDay.com and I have since joined.

        I understand that the free/cheap ones aren't going to be fantastic, however I just want a couple of very basic designs for free e-books that I'll give away.


        Originally Posted by Mike Calvert View Post

        Andy,

        Is this the $27 software that you purchased? This one has some pretty sharp graphics in their sales letter, but it looks like they only have 15 templates.

        Push Button Ecover Software Version 2.0 - Brand New!

        Mike
        Thanks for posting that, Mike.

        Push button sounds exactly what I'm looking for. I think I'm going to buy that one.

        Thanks for the help, guys!
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  • Profile picture of the author mahmoodb
    Originally Posted by Pat Jackson View Post

    Hey guys,

    I was wondering if anyone knew of any good free e-cover software?

    It doesn't have to be state of the art or anything like that, just something that is very easy to use and doesn't take a lot of technical know how.

    Cheers!
    There are some photoshop templates. You need just to have a little knowledge on using Photoshop and you can edit the template.
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  • Profile picture of the author gareth
    This is not what you are looking for as its expensive and complex

    BookCoverPro

    it looks really good though and does hardcover books too
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  • Profile picture of the author Loren Woirhaye
    The free ones pretty much suck... But if you join the mailing
    list for GiveAwayOfTheDay.com you'll get notified of opportunities
    to get some nice ecover programs for free.

    I think one of the ones mentioned here was developed by
    some Warriors and offered as a PLR software. I'm not sure
    what the pricing restrictions on the rights were... but you
    may be able to find it being sold super-cheap somewhere.

    I use an ecover software by Laughingbird software - it's
    not expensive and it does a lot. The ecovers are not very
    good but the graphics and layout faculties of the software
    are quite good, especially if Photoshop is over your head.

    With e-covers the major issue is not, in my opinion, lousy
    box-shots, it's bad cover art that's hard to read in a
    thumbnail-size image. That's my opinion. I look at actual
    book-covers sold in stores and take my cues from those,
    not from ebook covers.
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  • Profile picture of the author geniussunny
    ya.....photoshop is the best way to edit your templates.......

    Adobe Photoshop Action Script Package....try this......
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  • Profile picture of the author TheRealDomainer
    type :free ecover software" on google and get most of them
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  • Profile picture of the author John Dufresne
    Hi Pat,
    The place I get my free action scripts for photoshop is www ecover-templates dot com
    I hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author k8spy8
    You can use the new Photoshop for making various kind of templates, besides there are some sites there which can provide you with good templates. You may search for them.
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  • Profile picture of the author David Hooper
    I am working on one right now. Will let you guys know when it's ready.
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  • Profile picture of the author LivingCovers
    HHmmm...!!! I wonder why anyone hasn't mentioned Ecovergo. They come out with quality action script stuff and the ecovers created are all visually appealing. Check my sig for some samples...and you'd be WOWED!!!
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  • Profile picture of the author magic
    Sorry for being a necromancer for this thread, but for those interested in a free high resolution ebook cover generator you can get one here: Hi-Res Book Cover Action Script | AbsoluteCovers.com
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  • Profile picture of the author henryw1981
    Have you tried Fiverr. They have some pretty good gigs for ebook cover creation. Make sure you check the sellers reviews and ranking before buying.
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