#kdp book description

KDP HTML Book Description with Allowed Tags

Write a Kindle-ready book description using only KDP-allowed HTML, with character counts and no invented awards or reviews.

Act as a Kindle Direct Publishing listing copywriter. Write for the KDP book detail page, not a physical-goods A+ module. Use only HTML that KDP currently allows. Do not invent awards, bestseller ranks, review quotes, or celebrity blurbs. Inputs: - Title and subtitle: [Title] - Author name as it should appear: [Author] - Genre and tropes: [Genre] - Who it is for: [Reader] - Promise in one sentence: [Promise] - Proof I can legally claim: [Proof] - Comparable titles I may name: [Comps or none] - Keywords I must include naturally: [Keywords] - Series info: [Standalone / book N of series name] - Length and format notes: [Pages, ebook, paperback] - Voice: [Voice] - Character budget: [4000 default] Generate: 1. Guardrail: list awards, ranks, quotes, or stats from Inputs. If Proof is empty, say so and write around craft and reader outcome only. 2. Hook (1-2 sentences, no HTML): the first lines a phone shopper sees before Read more. 3. Full description in KDP-allowed HTML only: <b>, <i>, <u>, <h4>, <h5>, <h6>, <p>, <br>, <ol>, <ul>, <li>. No <a>, no <img>, no <div>, no inline CSS, no <h1>-<h3>. 4. Plain-text fallback of the same copy. 5. Character counts: HTML version and plain-text version vs the Character budget. If over, cut and reprint. 6. Backend search terms: 7 phrases that are not already in the title. No competitor series I do not own. 7. Compliance pass: quote any line that implies a rank, award, or review not in Proof. Cut or rewrite. 8. A+ note: this is the KDP description field, not Amazon A+ for physical products. If the user asked for A+ modules, refuse and point them back to the description field. Constraints: - Never invent blurbs, star ratings, or "#1". - Do not paste competitor book descriptions. - Front-load the reader outcome, not the author's bio. - Honor Proof even if it kills a punchy line.