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KDP help page on fixing image problems in an illustrated print book: resolution, flattening and…
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What this guide covers
For authors preparing images for an illustrated paperback or hardcover on KDP. It sets out what the KDP formatting help page says about resolution, text in images, flattened layers and moire, as a checklist. It reads the page only; nothing was run or uploaded, and no file is promised to pass.
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Guide title
KDP help page on fixing image problems in an illustrated print book: resolution, flattening and moire
Coverage
For authors preparing images for an illustrated paperback or hardcover on KDP. It sets out what the KDP formatting help page says about resolution, text in images, flattened layers and moire, as a checklist. It reads the page only; nothing was run or uploaded, and no file is promised to pass.
Useful starting points
- The page gives two separate resolution figures, one general and a higher one in its manga and comic moire list; read which one applies to your artwork.
- Enlarging an image after placing it lowers its effective resolution, so check the pixel count against the printed size.
- Blank text boxes or forgotten art boxes can make pages scale differently in the previewer.
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