Chapter editing
Write, revise and clean chapters in a focused manuscript editor with project-level structure.
Ebook editor, story planner and EPUB workflow
InkVault helps writers start a book project, shape chapters, add tables, author notes and images, connect notes, characters and places, then carry the same local project into layout, PDF proofing and EPUB-oriented export.
From first idea to book structure
InkVault is useful before the manuscript is finished. Chapters, notes, characters and places can grow together with the text, staying connected to the book instead of being scattered across separate documents.
Writing and ebook workflow
Write, revise and clean chapters in a focused manuscript editor with project-level structure.
Insert structured tabular content from a dedicated rich text editor control.
Add author notes from the editor toolbar and keep them as intentional manuscript content.
Insert images as inline content, full-page visuals or full-bleed layouts when the book structure requires it.
Keep character notes and references inside the same book project and connect them to relevant chapters.
Track locations and settings without separating them from chapter planning and revision work.
Use project notes and many-to-many links to follow ideas, continuity details and recurring story elements.
Manage book details used across previews, exports and publishing preparation.
Generate linked navigation from chapters, front matter and back matter for HTML and EPUB workflows.
Use internal EPUB validation and optional EPUBCheck integration where available locally.
FAQ
Yes. InkVault can help from the early writing and planning stage with chapters, notes, characters, places and story elements connected inside the same project.
Yes. InkVault is built around structured book projects with writing, planning, chapters, tables, author notes, metadata, table of contents behavior, image handling and EPUB-oriented export workflows.
InkVault is planned around EPUB-oriented export workflows and validation steps. Exact output quality depends on the manuscript structure, images, fonts and local tools available in the installation.
Yes. InkVault is designed around interconnected project material, including many-to-many relationships that can keep story elements close to the chapters they affect.
Yes. InkVault keeps ebook preparation and print layout connected to the same book project, so PDF and EPUB-oriented workflows can share chapters, metadata and images.
Next steps
Use notes, characters, places and chapter links before the manuscript is finished.
Story planning workflowCarry the same project into paperback PDF proofing and print layout.
Book layout workflowClean chapters, metadata, images and navigation before EPUB-oriented export.
Read ebook guideInkVault connects planning, characters, places, notes, chapters, layout, export and validation in one private project space.
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