Use links, PDFs, transcripts, and audio in a Scribora ebook
A practical guide to combining external links, documents, transcripts, and recorded source material in one project.
Use each format for what it is good at
- Links: useful for public references and material you want analysed alongside your own notes.
- PDFs: useful for reports, research, guides, and structured source documents.
- Transcripts: useful for interviews, calls, podcasts, lectures, and your natural speaking voice.
- Audio: useful when recording is faster than writing; keep the recording focused on the intended book.
A useful mixed-source recipe
For a practitioner guide, start with your own notes, add two or three representative transcripts, then add only the external material needed to support or update the argument. This keeps the book recognisably yours instead of turning it into an assembled summary.
Ready to use the workflow?
Start with a real source set. Scribora is most useful when you already have material worth turning into a book.