Generate and edit an ebook outline
Create a chapter plan from your source material, then review it before full chapter generation.
Treat the outline as a checkpoint
The outline is the cheapest place to catch a weak book structure. Check that each chapter earns its place, that adjacent chapters are not duplicates, and that the sequence matches the reader's progression.
- Merge chapters that make the same promise.
- Move prerequisites before advanced material.
- Delete chapters supported only by generic background.
- Keep the chapter count aligned with the edition or plan you intend to use.
One-off books and chapter limits
Standard Book and Pro Book are project-scoped one-off editions built around a 10-chapter book. A recurring Pro subscription retains the higher per-ebook chapter allowance defined by the current plan catalog.
Regenerating an outline after chapters exist has a real consequence
Outline regeneration is not a cosmetic rewrite. The review flow routes it through the outline-generation path that creates a new generation run and invalidates chapters written against the old structure.
When existing chapters are present, Scribora shows a confirmation explaining that they will be marked stale and need to be regenerated. This is why structural changes are cheapest before the Write phase.
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.
