eBook Covers
Hyberian will consult with you if you need designs for eBook Covers, other product labels or regular print book covers.
For example, the physics book cover below was published last year. Please Contact Us with information on your upcoming project and we will quickly follow up with you to finalize the details.
The eBook Cover above was produced for a popular Physics Text book recently published in the UK. You can click here to buy this book at Amazon UK.
Order your Custom eBook Covers now for instant savings. We will design your 3D / Ultra High Definition / High Resolution eBook Covers with the kind of professional look that simply cannot be achieved with low quality action scripts. To sell your online products you must have images that reflect the high quality of the media products you are selling. Like it or not, your customers WILL judge the quality of your eBook Covers or online product by the look of the image you use to promote it. In other words, your customers will “judge your book by its cover!” If you use badly designed, low quality images for your products, this will reflect poorly to your potential customers who will simply not buy your product as a result.
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To place your order, simply click on any of the “Contact Us” links and send us details of the kind of eBook Covers or labels you need designed. Save time and money by having your digital product design created by an expert designer. Your satisfaction is 100% Guaranteed! There will be no payment request until after you have approved the completed image! In this way you can try out our service completely risk free.
We will send you a low resolution, watermarked version of the completed eBook Covers or product label – you will make no payment until you are completely satisfied with the final results.
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You can select from any of the design templates above or from the other options below for your own product and either supply us with the images or logo you’d like to use, or ask us to recommend the right images that will get your digital product sold!
Never Judge eBook Covers by their JPG Image
You know the old adage, “Never judge a book by its cover”? Of course, however unfairly, everyone DOES form an instant impression of the contents of a book from the design of the cover. People by their very nature make instant judgments in all manner of situations especially using visual first impressions. If this is true of a regular printed book, then it is even more so when people form an impression of an eBook when seeing the digital image that illustrates it. Since you cannot use tactile or other sensory input, you literally only have that single image to inform you of the potential merit of the eBook.
eBooks are becoming increasingly popular because of the ease of publication, not to mention the logistics of delivery. eBook authors do not have to find a publisher willing to promote their work, prepare the print run and finally find stores actually willing to carry the finished product. Instead, they can create the eBook in PDF format using free software and deliver the product by electronic download to potential buyers all over the world for no more than the cost of their existing internet connection. The actual online promotion of that eBook is another matter outside the scope of this article.
Nowadays there are a number of graphic software packages that will allow you to create sophisticated electronic images. Photoshop is of course the prime contender is this realm, although many other software programs have just as many advanced graphical features. However, most sophisticated graphic packages have a steep learning curve, and even if you are willing to invest months, if not years, mastering these programs, this does not guarantee you will be able to produce a compelling eBook cover design. Understanding design elements is another skill that needs to be mastered over an extended period of time.
Covers for normal printed book covers are a specialized form of artistic expression and an eBook cover even more so, considering the very limited canvas to work with in a typical eBook. Clearly you need to write very compelling text to entice potential customers to buy your eBook, but no matter how effective this promotional copy might be, if the accompanying images are not highly polished and professional, you will instantly lose many of your prospective buyers.
There are many possible mistakes that can be made in eBook design. One of the most common I see is that there are far too many design elements crammed into what is, after all, a very small resolution image. The visual elements are placed randomly without though to a coherent flow which means that the eye does not focus on any central theme.
Good eBook design should make the subject matter very clear with coherent visual elements that highlight the text of the title. The goal should be to display a cover that has a ‘clean’ design that illustrates and clarifies the subject matter of the eBook. All of the elements should be coherent while still conveying a compelling message. A professional 3D effect with ‘shadow’ will help to give some ‘dimensionality’ to the image.
The advent of more choices in eBook Readers ensures that the volume of digital material will continue to escalate dramatically. The readers using electronic ink (Kindle, Nook etc) and those using traditional technologies (iPad and other ‘tablet’ computers) will lead to further expansion in the eBook market. The traditional print book will continue to survive for a long time to come, but the trend is very much in the direction of the printed word being delivered electronically. Expect to see a lot more great (and not so good) digital images that represent your future ‘virtual’ eBooks.
