Cover Typography
A book cover has only a moment to do its job. Before a reader notices the colors or illustration, they need to understand the title, recognize the genre, and feel curious enough to look closer. That’s why cover typography isn’t just decoration—it’s part of how a book finds its audience. And with a thoughtful workflow, you can move from book details to a polished, print-ready cover in hours instead of losing days to revisions.
Start with a clear hierarchy. The title should usually be the first thing a reader sees, followed by the author name and, when useful, a subtitle. Choose typefaces that…
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