Answer three quick questions and find out exactly what Amazon KDP requires you to disclose about AI in your book. AI-generated content is declared; AI-assisted isn't.
KDP treats AI-written text as 'AI-generated' even if you edited it.
AI-generated images are disclosed the same way as text.
AI translations also count as AI-generated content.
Text: Disclose as AI-generated when you publish.
Cover & images: Disclose as AI-generated when you publish.
When you publish, declare AI-generated content.
During the KDP publishing flow, indicate which elements (text, images, translation) are AI-generated. AI-assisted work is not declared. Either way, you remain responsible for quality and for holding the rights.
Yes — but only for content that is AI-generated, not content that is AI-assisted. Amazon KDP's content guidelines draw a clear line, and getting it right takes about ten seconds once you know the rule.
Content "created by an AI-based tool" — even if you applied substantial edits afterward. If an AI wrote your chapters, generated your cover, or translated your book, that's AI-generated, and you declare it during the KDP publishing flow. You aren't penalized for it; Amazon allows AI books. You just have to be honest about it.
Content you created, where AI only helped you brainstorm, outline, edit, refine, or check for errors, is "AI-assisted" and does not need to be disclosed. The test is authorship: did the AI create the work, or did it help you create yours?
getebook.ai generates the text and the cover, so for a book made with it, you'd typically declare both as AI-generated when you publish — which is completely allowed. The work you put in afterward (editing, fact-checking, adding your own voice and rights-cleared material) is what makes the book genuinely yours and worth selling. For the full publishing walkthrough, see how to publish an eBook on Amazon KDP, and the AI eBook FAQ for quality and rights questions.
This tool reflects Amazon KDP's content guidelines as of June 2026 and is general guidance, not legal advice. Check KDP's current policy before publishing.
Other resources for authors and creators publishing with AI assistance.
Only for AI-generated content. Per KDP's content guidelines, content created by an AI tool — even if you edited it afterward — is 'AI-generated' and must be declared at publication. Content where AI only helped you brainstorm or edit your own work is 'AI-assisted' and needs no disclosure.
Authorship. AI-generated means the AI created the work (your chapters, cover, or translation). AI-assisted means you created the work and AI helped you refine it. KDP requires you to disclose the first and not the second. When in doubt, disclosing is the safe choice.
No. Amazon allows AI-generated and AI-assisted books, and the disclosure is an internal declaration during publishing — it isn't shown as a label on your product page. What affects visibility is quality, keywords, categories, and reviews, not the disclosure itself.
Since getebook.ai generates the text and the cover, you'd typically declare both as AI-generated when you publish — which is fully allowed on KDP. You remain responsible for editing, accuracy, and holding the rights to everything in the finished book.
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