Polish your title page: art, characters and collections

Once the basics are live, these extras turn a title page into a place readers explore.

Art gallery

The Art tab collects the title's covers, across every volume and language, so readers can browse back through them. We have plans to expand this section.

Characters

Add your cast in the Characters tab, with a portrait and a short line about each. New readers use it to keep names straight, and returning readers enjoy it after a long break.

Spoilers are fine, as long as you hide them:

• Wrap a reveal in [spoiler] and [/spoiler], and it stays covered until the reader chooses to open it.
• Hide a whole character until the reader reaches a certain chapter, so a late arrival doesn't give anything away.

Collections

Group chapters into volumes in the Collections tab, with a cover and a version per language. Volumes make long series easier to start, and they are a natural place to mark story arcs.

Checklist for a page that engages

• A cover that reads at thumbnail size.
• A first sentence in the description that names the hook.
• At least three chapters to read, or more already scheduled.
• Characters and collections filled in, so there's more to explore.