Projects are the top-level containers in InkSpire. Each project represents a separate book or major writing effort.
This guide walks you through creating your first project and explains what happens behind the scenes.
What Is a Project?
In InkSpire:
- A project contains chapters
- Chapters contain scenes
- Scenes contain your writing
Most writers use one project per book.
Creating a New Project
- Launch InkSpire
- Open the Project menu or toolbar
- Select New Project
- Enter a project title when prompted
- Click OK to enter
- Enter a description and click OK
- Enter the Author Name for the cover page
- Click OK to enter
The new project does not become the active project automatically. You will have to open it.
What Happens After Creation
Once a project is created:
- Open the project to start working in it
- The chapter and scene lists are initially empty
- InkSpire is ready for you to add chapters and scenes
At this stage, no writing has been created yet. This is expected.
Deleting a Project
Projects can be deleted when no longer needed.
- Deleting a project removes all associated chapters and scenes
- This action cannot be undone
If you may need the project later, consider backing it up before deletion.
Where Projects Are Stored
Projects are stored locally in InkSpire’s data files.
- No cloud storage is used
- Your writing remains on your computer
- InkSpire manages storage automatically
You do not need to manually create folders or files.
Common Questions
Why is the editor empty after creating a project?
A new project contains no chapters or scenes yet. Create a chapter and scene to begin writing.
Can I have multiple projects?
Yes. InkSpire supports multiple projects, and you can switch between them at any time.
