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Best Book Writing Software in 2026

Writing a book can involve shaping an outline, revising chapters, and preparing a manuscript for export. Compared on outlining tools and manuscript formatting, these options can be assessed against the structure and drafting process you prefer.

  1. 01 Campfire

    Campfire suits authors who want drafting, extensive worldbuilding tools and collaboration in one platform.

    From $19/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · iOS
    9.1 Visit Specs
  2. 02 DragonWriter
    Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · iOS
    9.0 Visit Specs
  3. 03 Dabble

    Dabble suits fiction writers who want story planning, drafting, editing, and co-authoring tools in one writing environment.

    From $19/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · Linux
    8.9 Visit Specs
  4. 04 Manuscribe
    From $17/mo Free plan Web
    8.8 Visit Specs
  5. 05 Pagewright
    From £9/mo Free plan Web · Windows · macOS · Linux
    8.8 Visit Specs
  6. 06 Novlr

    Novlr suits writers planning fiction or other writing projects, from personal work and fanfiction to traditional or self-publishing.

    From $8/mo Free plan Web · iOS · Android
    8.6 Visit Specs
  7. 07 yWriter

    yWriter is aimed at novelists who want to structure and track work in chapters and scenes.

    Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux · iOS
    8.6 Visit Specs
  8. 08 Author's Forge

    It suits authors who want to organize and format book manuscripts, work offline, and export in publishing-oriented formats.

    From $20/mo Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux
    8.5 Visit Specs
  9. 09 Novelcrafter

    It suits authors who want tools for organizing story details, planning scenes, and writing long-form work across devices.

    From $4/mo Free trial Web · iOS · Android
    8.5 Visit Specs
  10. 10 NovelPad

    NovelPad suits novelists who want scene organization, writing aids, revision tools, and DOCX exchange in one application.

    From $12.50/mo Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · Linux
    8.5 Visit Specs
  11. 11 Scrivener

    Scrivener suits novelists, screenwriters, non-fiction writers, students, academics, lawyers, journalists, translators, and others working on long projects.

    From $23.99/mo Free trial Windows · macOS · iOS
    8.4 Visit Specs
  12. 12 Squibler
    From $29.99/mo Free plan Web
    8.3 Visit Specs
  13. 13 bibisco

    bibisco suits novelists who want project planning, offline desktop writing, and export options.

    Free trial Web · Windows · macOS · Linux
    8.1 Visit Specs
  14. 14 novelWriter
    Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux
    8.1 Visit Specs
  15. 15 Manuskript
    Free plan Windows · macOS · Linux
    8.0 Visit Specs
  16. 16 My Storybook
    From $10/mo Free plan Web
    8.0 Visit Specs
  17. 17 Plot Factory

    It suits fiction writers who want to organize chapters, scenes, characters, and connected story worlds in a browser.

    From $9/mo Free plan Web · iOS · Android
    8.0 Visit Specs
  18. 18 Sudowrite
    From $10/mo Free trial Web · iOS · Android
    8.0 Visit Specs
  19. 19 GrinTale
    From €6.58/mo Free trial Web
    7.9 Visit Specs
  20. 20 Novellum
    From $15/mo Free plan Web
    7.9 Visit Specs
  21. 21 NovelOS Studio
    Web · Windows · macOS · iOS
    7.9 Visit Specs
  22. 22 OpusWriter
    From $129/mo Free trial Windows · macOS · Linux
    7.9 Visit Specs
  23. 23 Storyist
    From $19/mo Free trial macOS · iOS
    7.9 Visit Specs
  24. 24 Atticus
    From $147/mo Web · Windows · macOS · Linux
    7.8 Visit Specs
  25. 25 Fyrlo
    From $2.92/mo iOS · Android
    7.8 Visit Specs
How this list is ordered. Specifiction scores each tool on how fully its maker documents it, whether its prices are published, where the research puts it, the platforms it runs on and whether it can be tried for free (how we rank). Makers can also buy a numbered place (how Specifiction is paid for).

Revision history and export formats matter when work changes or needs to move into another format. Dabble, Campfire, and Plot Factory are among the entries, with bibisco and LivingWriter also represented. Cloud sync, collaboration, and supported platforms help you compare where and with whom you can work. Free plans and paid-from pricing round out the practical considerations.

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