Showcase
The finished book, turning slowly in the light. The straightforward "it exists now" post. Vertical, fifteen seconds.
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A fifteen-second video of your actual book — turning, at its real thickness — plus every still size the platforms ask for. Built from the cover you already made, rendered in your browser.
Most book trailers are a cover JPEG slid across a stock background. This is not that. The video renders the same wrap file your printer receives, on a 3D book built from your real trim size, spine width, and binding.
So a 180-page paperback looks like a 180-page paperback, and a 480-page hardcover looks like the brick it is. Nothing is approximated, because nothing has to be — the measurements already exist.
Four films
The finished book, turning slowly in the light. The straightforward "it exists now" post. Vertical, fifteen seconds.
A corner of the wrapper peels back and stops before the title shows. For the weeks before you announce. Vertical, fifteen seconds.
The wrapper lifts away completely and the cover lands. The announcement itself. Vertical, fifteen seconds.
The book opens to the first page of a chapter you choose — your real typeset page, straight out of your interior PDF. Landscape and longer, because reading takes time. Needs a formatted interior.
The same render, exported flat at the dimensions each platform actually wants, so you are not cropping a square out of a portrait at midnight.
Videos come out as MP4. That is deliberate, not a default: Instagram, TikTok and X all reject WebM, and Instagram will not accept a GIF at all — which is why the page-flip GIF that authors are still told to make is the wrong target now.
What it costs
Free
Build the whole thing and look at it. Exports carry a preview watermark.
$19.99
One book, one time. Final files, no watermark.
Your license never expires — it is tied to this book, and re-exporting is always free. Would rather not do it yourself? BookPublish Concierge is the whole book made for you, $199.
Approve the wrap you already made and the videos render in about a minute, entirely in your browser.