Maze Book Generator for Amazon KDP

• Mazes on grids from 5x5 up to 40x40, and up to 500 mazes in one book.
• Thin walls or thick blocks, with the color of the path and the color of the walls of your choice.
• A maze that adapts to the page ratio, or that stays square.
• A start point and an end point marked on every maze.
• Solution pages at the end of the book, with the path drawn in your path color.
• A single level, or several levels in the same book, each level using a larger grid.
• An optional "How to Play" page for young readers.
• A book in English, French, Spanish, German or Italian, on 8.5 x 11 or 6 x 9 inch pages.
• A page counter, a visual editor, then a PDF or an editable PPTX file.

1. Book settings. Choose the language, enter the title, select the page size and decide whether to add a "How to Play" page.
2. Puzzles and maze shape. Choose a single level or several levels, set the number of mazes and the grid size, then pick thin walls or thick blocks.
3. Design and layout. Pick the path color and the wall color, choose whether the maze adapts to the page ratio, and set the margins. Check the page counter against your plan.
4. Generate, edit and export. Click Generate Book, adjust texts and layout in the visual editor, then download a PDF or a PPTX file.

Every setting is explained in our maze book guide.

This tutorial shows how to generate a complete maze book, customize the colors in the visual editor and export it as a print-ready PDF.

Making a book for children? Watch how to create a kids maze book in four minutes. The Kids Maze wizard in your dashboard offers age groups (4-6, 6-8 and 8-10 years) with simpler mazes. See the kids maze book generator.

A maze is a network of corridors with one start and one end. Your goal is to draw a continuous line from the start to the end without crossing a wall.

• Look ahead with your pencil before you draw: follow a corridor with your eyes to see whether it ends.
• When you reach a dead end, lightly mark it so that you do not enter it again.
• Try working backwards from the end: a path that looks open from the start may close near the exit.
• Take your time at crossroads and keep track of the turns you did not take.

In a LogikLand book, the solution pages let your readers check their path, so they are never stuck.

The grid size is the main way to set the difficulty of a maze. As a starting point, small grids (around 8x8 to 12x12) suit young children, medium grids (around 15x15 to 20x20) suit most readers, and large grids (25x25 and more) are for adults who like a real challenge. A multi-level book lets you offer all of them in the same product, from the easiest mazes to the hardest ones.

For the layout, one maze per page gives thick, easy-to-follow lines, which matters for children and for senior readers, while two or more per page make a more compact book. Use a strong contrast between the walls and the page so that the mazes print clearly, and pick a path color that stands out from the walls: it is used to draw the solutions. Margin requirements depend on your trim size and page count, so check the official Amazon KDP guidelines and preview your file in the KDP previewer before you publish.

Want to see the result before you start? Download a sample book made with LogikLand. The samples are for personal use.

• PDFClassic maze book (sample PDF)
• PDFKids maze book (sample PDF)