A BEETIFUL PROMOTION

Request a PREMADE

Promotion ends April 30th.

How It Works

1) Choose Your Stock Image

Browse any of the following sites and pick one stock image:

Make note of the image’s ID# or direct link.

  • Images labeled “Editorial use only” cannot be used.
  • AI generated images
    • freepik offers AI generated stock images in their search. If you do not want to use an AI generated image, make sure to select “Exclude AI” in your search.
    • YayImages also offers AI generated stock images but you cannot exclude it from the search. You have to look at the image description to see if the image was AI generated.

2) Submit the Request a PREMADE Form

Just fill out the form and include your chosen image

3) I Create Your Book Cover

I’ll design your ebook cover using the image you selected and send the finished design straight to your inbox.

4) You Decide

You’ll have 48 hours to decide whether you want to purchase the cover.
If you love it, it’s yours for the bargain price of $99.

5) No Pressure

If you choose not to buy the cover, no problem — I’ll swap out your title and author name for placeholder text and add the design to my premade collection on beetifulbookcovers.com. I may refine or update the design before it goes live.


FAQ

Can I request more than one book cover?

Yes. You’re welcome to submit multiple requests, but priority is given to authors who haven’t submitted a request yet. Each book cover requires its own separate request form.

After you send me the completed book cover, can I request changes?

Yes. I treat these designs as if they were originally created as premade book covers. To make any changes, you must first purchase the cover. Simple adjustments are free. More complex edits that require additional Photoshop work may include a small extra fee.

How much is it to buy the book cover?

$99 USD

How do I pay you?

I use PayPal. If you decide to purchase the cover, I’ll email you a PayPal invoice.

If I decide I do NOT want the book cover, is there a fee?

No. You only pay if you choose to purchase the design.

How long will it take to receive the design?

Designs are completed on a first‑come, first‑served basis. I aim to deliver within 24 hours. If I receive a high volume of requests, it may take up to 3 days.

Can I use an image that I provide to you or a stock image I get from another site not listed?

No. Since the cover will be sold as a premade if it isn’t purchased, I need to own the stock image license.

Can I get a paperback, hardback, or audiobook cover design?

Yes.

  • Paperback upgrade: $95
  • Hardback upgrade: $105
  • Audiobook cover: $40

Upgrades can only be purchased after the ebook cover has been purchased. Additional formats will be designed once payment for both the ebook and the upgrade(s) has been received.

Can I purchase the paperback or hardback cover design at a later time?

Yes. You can request upgrades at any time. Just email me when you’re ready, and I’ll send a PayPal invoice.

What if I want a design that incorporates 2 or more images?

No. The “Request a Premade” promotion is for single‑image book covers only. If you need a multi‑image custom design, I offer premium custom ebook cover services for $300. Contact me if you’d like to explore that option.

How long will you be accepting requests?

The “Request a Premade” promotion ends on Thursday, April 30th, 2026 at 11:59 PM PST.

IMPORTANT: I recently discovered the form below wasn’t sending me emails all weekend (3/20 -3/22). If you filled out the form during that time, please resubmit. I’m sorry for the inconvenience. The form is now working properly.

REQUEST A PREMADE

You can request certain colors to be used [or not used] or request a certain font or style of fonts. You can also specify how you want the image cropped or if you want an image tinted. Feel free to make any other requests. However, all requests will be taken into consideration but are not guaranteed.

Latest Premades

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  • This contemporary romance book cover captures the emotional tension of a relationship at a crossroads. A man and woman sit on a light-colored couch, facing away from each other with arms crossed—body language that speaks volumes about disagreement, frustration, or unresolved conflict. Their outfits—orange and mustard yellow tops paired with blue jeans—add visual contrast while reinforcing the everyday realism of the scene. A pink cushion and white textured rug soften the setting, suggesting that this standoff is taking place in a familiar, domestic space.

    The title is displayed in stylized text at the bottom, with a mix of lowercase and uppercase that hints at imbalance or differing perspectives. Below it, the author’s name appears in bold uppercase letters. The overall composition is clean, expressive, and genre-aware—perfect for stories that explore relationship dynamics, emotional growth, or the complexity of communication.

    This cover is ideal for romantic comedies, women’s fiction, or contemporary novels centered around couples navigating conflict, miscommunication, or personal transformation. It’s especially suited for narratives that blend humor with heartache, and offer insight into the messy beauty of love and compromise.

  • This women’s fiction book cover is bursting with personality and motion. A young woman sits sideways on a wooden stool, legs extended mid-air as if caught in a playful moment of defiance or joy. She’s wearing a mustard yellow sweater and blue jeans, her hair bouncing as she smiles. The solid maroon background makes her pop, giving the whole image a bold, confident energy that feels like it belongs to someone who’s finally speaking up or taking charge.

    The title is splashed across the top in large yellow and orange letters. At the bottom, the author’s name is printed in black capital letters, grounding the vibrant design. It’s a cover that feels fresh, assertive, and full of life—like the story inside is going to be just as spirited and unapologetic.

  • This contemporary romance book cover radiates warmth and connection. An African-American man and woman lie on a bed facing each other, smiling in a way that feels effortless and genuine. The woman is on the left and has curly hair and an arm stretched out. The man is on the right. The soft lighting and casual setting suggest comfort, trust, and the kind of closeness that comes from years of shared moments. It’s the kind of image that makes you think of late-night talks, inside jokes, and the quiet magic of knowing someone deeply.

    The title design adds personality to the scene. The author’s name sits neatly below in black caps, letting the title and image take center stage. Altogether, the cover feels like a snapshot from a story about friendship, love, and the blurred lines between the two.

  • This contemporary romance book cover delivers a punch of emotional tension right from the first glance. A man and a woman sit stiffly on opposite ends of a gray couch, their bodies turned away from each other, clearly locked in silence. The textured magenta wall behind them adds heat and intensity to the scene, while the bold, stylized title in yellow and blue practically shouts across the divide. It’s a visual snapshot of conflict—intimate, uncomfortable, and real.

    The author’s name sits at the bottom in clean white caps against a black strip, grounding the drama above. The composition is simple but effective, using posture, color, and spacing to tell a story of emotional distance without a single word spoken. It feels like the beginning—or aftermath—of a fight, and the cover invites you to lean in and find out what went wrong, or if there’s any hope of resolution.

  • This African-American fiction book cover captures a moment of quiet movement in a bustling urban landscape. A black woman with an afro walks away from the viewer, dressed in a white ribbed top and black high-waisted pants, framed by towering skyscrapers tinted in cool blue. The city feels stylized and sleek, almost cinematic, with the contrast between the figure and the background suggesting a personal story unfolding amid the impersonal rhythm of city life. There’s a sense of solitude, but also purpose—like someone chasing a dream or escaping a memory.

    The title is boldly placed on the right in large white capital letters, standing out against the urban palette. At the bottom, appears in bright yellow, adding a pop of warmth that balances the cool tones above. The design feels modern and reflective, hinting at themes of independence, transformation, and the quiet poetry of city living. It’s the kind of cover that suggests the city itself might be a character in the story.

  • This psychological thriller book cover is drenched in drama and elegance. A woman stands with her back slightly turned, dressed in a flowing red gown that matches the rich curtain backdrop behind her. Her long, wavy hair cascades down her back, and her gaze is directed away from the viewer, adding an air of mystery and introspection. The deep red tones dominate the composition, creating a sense of intensity and allure that hints at romance, secrets, or emotional tension.

    The title is boldly placed on the right in large white capital letters, standing out sharply against the crimson background. At the bottom, the author’s name appears in bright orange-yellow, adding a pop of contrast that draws the eye. The overall design is cinematic and moody, with a classic feel that suggests themes of passion, identity, and perhaps a story that unfolds behind closed curtains.

  • This fiction book cover is a mesmerizing blend of distortion and clarity, anchored by a striking vertical glass effect. A repeated image of an African-American woman’s face appears layered and fragmented, as if seen through panes of warped glass. Vertical stripes slice through the composition, creating a mirrored, almost kaleidoscopic feel that suggests introspection, duality, and mental complexity. The repetition of the face feels like a visual echo, hinting at internal dialogue or the looping nature of thought.

    The title is boldly placed on the right in crisp white uppercase letters, standing out against the layered visuals without overpowering them. At the bottom, the author’s name is written in a green brushstroke-style font, adding a splash of organic texture to the otherwise structured design. The overall aesthetic is cerebral and stylish—modern, a little unsettling, and deeply evocative of psychological themes. It feels like a cover that invites you to look closer, then question what you’re seeing.

  • This literary fiction book cover is a visually arresting collage that blends texture, fragmentation, and emotional resonance. At its core is a grayscale silhouette of a woman rendered with a halftone pattern that evokes vintage print techniques and emotional distance. Torn paper edges in vivid hues of teal, purple, red, and black slice across the composition, revealing layered depths and suggesting themes of memory, identity, and reconstruction. The interplay between the monochrome figure and the colorful scraps creates a dynamic tension, as if the subject is emerging from or being consumed by the fragments of their past.

    Typography adds boldness and clarity to the design. The title is centered in large, three-dimensional teal letters, commanding attention and reinforcing the theme of pieced-together elements. Beneath it, the author’s name appears in crisp white capitals, grounding the cover with a sense of authority. The overall aesthetic is both modern and emotionally raw, likely appealing to readers of literary fiction, memoir, or stories that explore personal transformation through fractured narratives.