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What is M-book

M-book is an editor for bold product documents — sales proposals, catalogs, product sheets, simple e-books. Find it under Tools → M-book (/tools/mbook).

Think of it as "a modern Word for documents that need to look great":

  • You build content from blocks — hero intros, icon cards, tables, numbered steps, timelines, highlighted callout bands, quotes, images… Blocks take care of typography, colors and spacing, so the result looks professional even without a designer.
  • Pages flow like a document — A4 portrait, A4 landscape, 1:1 square and more. Headers, footers and page numbers fill in automatically.
  • Print as vector — exporting to PDF through the browser print dialog gives you crisp, searchable text and small files.

Your first document in a minute

  1. Open Tools → M-book and click New document.
  2. Pick a format (A4 by default) — you can change it later, even per page.
  3. Add blocks from the left palette; click into any text to edit it.
  4. Fine-tune texts, colors and columns in the properties panel on the right.
  5. Saving happens continuously; make a PDF via Export → Print / PDF.

What about pricing

The editor, blocks, themes, export and print are credit-free — only the upcoming AI features will use credits (see below).

Plug in your own AI (MCP connector)

M-book is part of the PMG Club MCP connector: plug in your own AI (e.g. Claude Desktop or claude.ai) and compose documents conversationally — credit-free, because it is your AI doing the thinking, not our server. It also handles "rebuild this PDF proposal in M-book": paste a PDF or a screenshot into the chat and the AI rebuilds it into editable blocks using the built-in guide. See the "Connect your own AI" help section for setup.

What's coming next

  • AI assistant right in the editor — drafting a document from a brief without a connector (credit-based like other AI features).
  • Sharing — documents for members and groups, like in Builder.

Tip: the similar tool Presentation Builder is for presentations (animations, projection, video). M-book is for documents — if you want "slides", use Builder; if you want "pages", you are in the right place.