
- #USING TEMPLATES IN WORD FOR MAC PDF#
- #USING TEMPLATES IN WORD FOR MAC UPDATE#
- #USING TEMPLATES IN WORD FOR MAC ZIP#
Put your cursor at the end of the last chapter.
#USING TEMPLATES IN WORD FOR MAC UPDATE#
As a first step, we recommend that you update the template to include the numbers of chapters you want. Place your cursor in front of the Section Break marker.Highlight the placeholder text in the section you want to remove.This will help you see where section breaks begin. In the "Paragraph" section, turn on the Show/Hide button (¶).If you don't want to keep a front matter section, you'll need to delete the placeholder text and the section itself: Before you start customizing the chapter pages, check that there's no placeholder text left in your front matter. When you insert your book content into the chapters, the page numbers will shift. If you add the number, format it like this: 978-X-XXXX-XXXX-X. If you do add it, make sure it matches the number assigned to your book. You can add an International Standard Book Number (ISBN) to your copyright page if you want, but it’s not required. If you copy content from another document and paste it into the template, the formatting may transfer and recquire correction. Visit Set Trim Size, Bleed, and Margins for more information. If your manuscript contains images or graphics that bleed to the edge of the page, you’ll need to increase the trim size.
#USING TEMPLATES IN WORD FOR MAC PDF#
If your book contains bleed or is written in Japanese, please convert your file to a PDF before uploading to KDP.Only blank templates are available for Japanese.If there is remaining template text in your manuscript, you may receive an error on upload, or your manuscript may be rejected on review. Important: Make sure to remove any template sample text from your final manuscript.
#USING TEMPLATES IN WORD FOR MAC ZIP#
To find your template, click Download and open the ZIP folder. If you're unsure which size to pick, find books with content similar to yours to get an idea of what readers expect. The most common trim size for paperbacks in the US is 6" x 9" (15.24 x 22.86 cm), but you have several trim size options.

Customize the parts you want to keep, and delete the sections you don't. The templates with sample content include formatted front matter (e.g., title page, table of contents) and chapters with placeholder text. The blank templates have the page size and margins set. You can download blank templates or templates with sample content.


