Author website builder that builds itself

Upload the logo from your book spine or bookmarks. The builder takes its colors, lettering and voice and builds a complete author website around them, with no prompt to write and no theme shelf to browse between drafts.

Readers meet your colors on covers, spines and bookmarks before they visit the site. According to LOGO.com data, blue was the accent color publishing, book and writing businesses picked most on LOGO.com in the past 12 months, and brown turned up about three quarters more often than it does across all LOGO.com palettes. Your exact shades come from your logo file.

A welcome line, an About section for your bio and short descriptions of each book, drafted for a reader deciding what to pick up next. Rewrite anything that does not sound like your narrator.

Readers want to see the book they are about to buy and the person who wrote it. Add your covers, an author photo and pictures from signings to image sections.

Want a layout to begin with? Choose a template and drop in your logo. Your colors, fonts and pen name fill the placeholders, so the page reads like your books from the first click.

Welcome for your hook, About for your bio, Services for school visits, workshops or editing, Contact, Links to stores and your newsletter, Promotion for a new release, Testimonial for reviews and blurbs, Call to Action and FAQ for events, rights and reading order. Or keep it to a single link in bio page for Instagram and TikTok.

Move the new book to the top on launch day, push a preorder up the month before and hide an event once the signing is done. Reorder sections by dragging, and the preview shows the change at once.

Plenty of readers look you up on a phone right after finishing a book. A mobile friendly website matters for that moment, so check the phone view and keep your next book and newsletter link near the top.

A contact form gives readers, agents, librarians and event hosts one place to reach you, so requests for interviews, school visits and rights inquiries stop scattering across your inboxes.

Running a launch at a local bookstore or a reading at the library? Add the address and a live Google Map to an event section, and keep your name and details consistent with any Google Business Profile your press runs, because matching details help local SEO.

Start on a yourname.hi.link address, then connect a domain you own or buy one inside LOGO.com on the Brand Plan, so the address in your back matter is your own pen name.

With the Brand Plan the LOGO.com watermark comes off, so readers see your name and logo and nothing else.

Readers search by author name, series and genre. Write the title and description Google shows, and choose the preview image that appears when someone shares your link in a book club chat.

Watch visits climb around release day, a podcast interview or a festival. Free sites keep seven days of visitor stats, and the Brand Plan keeps thirty days, ninety days and all time, with a download for your launch notes.

Editorial, minimal, sunset, sage, neon, mocha: pick a style and the whole site follows, from a quiet poetry collection to a loud comic series. According to LOGO.com data, serif fonts made up close to one in five font picks in publishing, book and writing logos made on LOGO.com in the past 12 months, a little above the rate across all logos. Your logo keeps its own font either way.

The same upload opens a brand kit with your colors, fonts, social templates and business cards, so bookmarks, launch graphics and your social posts all match the site.

Make one in the free logo maker, choose the version that would sit well on a spine, and the builder turns it into your author site.

One press of the blue Publish button and your author site is online. No web designer, no code and no writing day lost.

Starting a new series, switching genres or refreshing the press mark? Rebuild the site from the new file in a single click, and readers keep seeing the current version until you publish.

The Brand Plan covers the author website, your domain, your logo files, the brand kit and 1,200+ branded templates, so the site, the bookmarks and the launch posts sit under one subscription.

The AI is still on hand after launch. Ask the assistant in the editor to tighten a book blurb, shorten your bio for an event program or rework a description into a punchy hook.