Dibbly Create vs Folius

Dibbly Create is a web publishing platform combining AI writing assistance, book design, exports, and team collaboration. Its KIP assistant can help with research, editing suggestions, project organization, image generation, and reading web pages; users approve proposed changes before they are applied. Book Layout Studio previews pagination and exports print-ready PDF and ePub files for KDP and IngramSpark. Design Studio supports full-wrap covers and marketing materials, including AI-assisted artwork and reusable brand assets. Collaboration tools include live editing, permissions, inline comments, suggestion mode, presence indicators, notifications, and version history. The FAQ lists DOCX, print-ready PDF, and ePub exports, with availability depending on plan. The Free plan costs nothing and includes 60,000 tokens monthly, up to 10 projects, 1 GB storage, Word export, and one design per project with up to five canvases. Pro costs $22.97 a month, billed with two months free on an annual term, and starts at 1,000,000 monthly tokens that accumulate. It adds unlimited projects, 25 GB storage, up to 30 canvases per design, Guided Book Flow, and Book Layout Studio.

Folius is a browser-based tool for formatting books for print and ebook. Authors can write in its editor or import a Word document, then review and adjust detected chapter breaks. Themes and controls cover type, spacing, chapter openings, headings, and running matter. Print settings include trim size, type size, margins, bleed, edges, and crop marks, with a paginated preview. Listed exports include print and screen PDFs, EPUB, static HTML, Markdown, and a Folius backup. The free plan offers unlimited books and chapters, browser editing, Word import, live print preview, and EPUB, Markdown, and backup exports. Membership is listed at $99 a year, billed annually at $8.25 per month; it adds PDFs, hosted images and cover uploads, static HTML export, collaboration, and public read-only sharing. The pricing note also lists paid plans from $12/mo. Members can invite editors to collaborate without those editors having a membership, but a membership is personal rather than an organization-wide licence. Users retain ownership of their book content.