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Standard Ebooks Manual of Style 1.9.1, section 10: cover art, titlepage and image rules…
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For anyone preparing a cover or images for a Standard Ebooks edition. It records what that one page says about cover and titlepage files, which cover art is acceptable, how US public domain status must be shown, and image size limits. Based on the page text only; nothing was built, and it does not cover other publishers.
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Standard Ebooks Manual of Style 1.9.1, section 10: cover art, titlepage and image rules (documentation read, not run)
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For anyone preparing a cover or images for a Standard Ebooks edition. It records what that one page says about cover and titlepage files, which cover art is acceptable, how US public domain status must be shown, and image size limits. Based on the page text only; nothing was built, and it does not cover other publishers.
Useful starting points
- The page states the cover art rule for AI directly and says nothing about AI interior illustrations, upscaling or colourising, so those questions need asking the project.
- The page says age or a Wikipedia statement is not enough to clear a painting; it wants a page scan of a pre-1931 book that reproduces it.
- The museum cues listed on the page were not rechecked here and may have changed, so confirm the specific image's marking before relying on it.
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