Undo last change

Undoes the last change — an Apply (Fix organization, Auto-organize, a TOC rebuild, TOC title cleanup, title-less renames, broken-image removal, Find & Replace, a Scribe cleanup, body cleanup), or an editor save, a chapter reorder, merge, delete, add, or split — restoring the chapter list as it was before it. Your original file is never affected, and you can undo several steps in a row.

Nothing to undo yet.

Contents — tap a chapter to open it

This is the book's table of contents, in chapter order. Tap any chapter here and it opens in the editor. The exported book gets this same list, so tapping a chapter in a reader jumps to that chapter.

Auto-organize chapters

Let the app look through the whole book first: it checks the table of contents order, moves front matter (Cover, Copyright, Preface…) to the front and back matter (Epilogue, Appendix…) to the end, renames chapters whose titles are wrong (to the TOC title, to their heading, or by renumbering), then fixes splits, empty chapters, untitled chapters, missing headings, dangling headings, and duplicates — all in one preview. Tiny chapters are left as-is, not merged automatically. Nothing changes until you tap Apply, and your original file is untouched until you export.

Chapters don't match the book?

Some books pack several chapters into one file, with the table of contents pointing to sections inside it — that's the usual reason an app shows 2 chapters when the book really has 8. This checks the book's own table of contents against the chapters found, and can rebuild the chapter list from it.

Clean up table of contents titles

Some books' tables of contents carry junk from the conversion: printed page numbers baked into a title ("Equal162 Protection", "Men 198 and"), or a whole sentence of body text where a chapter title should be. This checks the book's original table of contents, shows you each proposed fix, and only changes the exported navigation — never the chapters themselves, and never your original file. Uncheck anything you don't want fixed.

Rename title-less chapters

For books where every chapter is called the same generic thing ("Converted Ebook", "Untitled") — common in Calibre PDF conversions, where each chapter is really a printed page. This looks for the first short bold entry in each chapter (skipping the "Page N" header and any full sentences) and proposes it as the chapter title, falling back to "Page N" when there is no bold entry. Preview first, uncheck anything wrong — nothing changes until you tap Apply, and your original file is untouched until you export.

Clean up conversion body text

Calibre and PDF conversions leave junk inside the chapters themselves: empty page-break blocks, standalone "Page N" header paragraphs, empty paragraphs, and the same paragraph twice in a row. This counts each kind, shows you examples, and only removes the kinds you check. It never joins hyphenated words or rewrites prose — that would risk changing what the author wrote. Preview first, nothing changes until you tap Apply.

Fix this book for Scribe — one tap

Runs, in order: rebuild chapters from the table of contents (if they don't match), fix chapter organization, clean conversion body text (empty page markers, standalone Page N headers, empty paragraphs, duplicates — TOC anchors are kept), strip scripts, remove broken images, and resize the cover to Scribe 1860 × 2480. Front matter in the TOC (Cover, Copyright, etc.) is skipped. Your original file is untouched — export to save the cleaned copy.

Fix broken images

That blue “?” in a reader is usually an image whose file is missing from the book, empty, or actually an HTML page saved as a picture. This finds those images (in chapters and the cover), shows you exactly which ones, and removes them — including their entry in the book's file list, so the exported book doesn't still point at a missing file. A removed cover leaves the book coverless until you add a new one in Cover & KDP.

Find & replace in this book

Searches chapter text and chapter titles (never HTML tags). Case-insensitive unless you check Match case.

Search this book — jump to a chapter

Finds a phrase in chapter titles and chapter text (case-insensitive), shows a snippet for each chapter that contains it, and tapping a result opens that chapter in the editor, scrolled to the match where possible.