Canva has both a free and premium version

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Canva has both a free and premium version of their tool—and it’s a great option for designing eye-catching visuals, especially for those not especially tech-savvy. With Canva, you can start by choosing from pre-whatsapp korean number templates, uploading your own photos, using stock images, adjusting images, adding filters, and adding/editing text. Canva is most useful in designing your eBook cover.

Almost everything about their design tool suite is free, but some of the images and custom designs on Canva will cost you up to $1/ea to use. Unlike Designrr, which allows you to export your eBook into a variety of formats, the primary export format you can use with Canva is in the form of a PDF.

3. Visme
Visme Homepage Screenshot (eBook Designer Tool)
Visme is very similar to Canva, but possibly a little easier to use from a user-experience standpoint. It doesn’t take very long to create an eBook with the Visme design tool (and it’s useful for more than just cover designs too).

The steps are fairly easy to follow, starting with choosing an eBook layout template. Visme uses content blocks to let you move around your content where you want. This design software also lets you include and edit graphs, images, charts, visuals, colors, and fonts during your layout design process. The biggest downside though, is that Visme only allows you to export your eBook in PDF format.

4. Marq (formerly Lucidpress)
Best Ebook Creator Tools - Marq
Marq is a branding tool, and one of their primary features is an eBook creator that uses a simple drag-and-drop editor. Their eBook design software comes with preset templates that you can choose from, or you can choose a blank eBook format to construct your own from the ground up.

Marq allows you to set branding preferences like color, fonts, and images that are stored so you can quickly customize your eBook design to match that of your blog. Other features with Marq include data automation that allows you to auto-populate information, and easy import integration with Google Docs, YouTube, Dropbox, Facebook, and inDesign.

The basic version of Marq is free, but they offer premium versions with more advanced features (which you’ll probably want to use once you see them). The main drawback of Marq though, is that your eBook can be exported only as a PDF file.

5. Venngage