KDP puzzle book creator online

puzzle book creator for KDP and Etsy entrepreneurs

create fully featured and perfectly formatted puzzle books for the KDP platform. You can also sell PDF manuscripts on Etsy, Payhip, Ebay etc. The manuscripts have been formatted according to the guidelines set by Amazon KDP. After downloading the puzzle book PDF manuscript, you can upload it as is to amazon and start earning money immediately! No further formatting or adjustment is needed! The puzzle book types you can create include: crossword: Word game with interlocking clues to fill a grid of squares. word search: Locate hidden words within a grid of letters, using given clues. sudoku: Number puzzle filling grid with 1-9, no repetition within rows/columns. maze: Navigate paths to reach the goal through twists and turns. cryptogram: Code-based puzzle: Substitute letters with symbols to decode hidden message. fillomino: Grid puzzle dividing regions while respecting digit quantity per area. hashi: Connect islands with bridges, adhering to numerical bridge limits. kenken: Math puzzle: Fill grid with numbers, using arithmetic and constraints. arithmagon: Numeric puzzle: Fill cells, find missing number based on arithmetic. masyu: Number puzzle: Fill grid, ensure each row/column contains consecutive digits. binary: Logic puzzle: Fill grid with 0s and 1s, following placement rules. kakuro: Number puzzle: Fill grid with digits, meeting sum constraints horizontally/vertically. cryptic crossword: A crossword puzzle with clues that require clever, wordplay-based solving. hitori: Eliminate numbers by shading squares so no duplicates in each row/column. kakurasu: Fill a grid, summing numbered squares in rows and columns accurately. nonogram: A grid puzzle where cells are filled or left empty strategically. math squares: Fill a grid with numbers, ensuring each row/column adds up correctly. nurikabe: Connect islands in a grid, following specific rules to solve the puzzle. reverse word search: Find listed words in grid, but unused letters reveal a message. shakashaka: Fill grid, numbers indicate group size, no touching orthogonally or diagonally. shikaku: Divide grid into rectangles, each containing the indicated number of cells. shingoki: Connect circles with lines, ensuring each number has the right connections. slitherLink: Connect dots with a single loop; numbers indicate adjacent connections. stitches: Connect numbered dots using straight lines, following set connectivity rules.