Why Shape Mazes Sell Better
Generic rectangular mazes are everywhere. To succeed on Amazon KDP, you need visual appeal. Creating mazes inside shapes (like a pumpkin for Halloween or a bunny for Easter) instantly makes your book more marketable.
Pro Tip: Mix and match. Create a "Space Adventure" book where some mazes are shaped like rockets, others like planets (circular), and others like stars.
Step-by-Step: Creating Your Maze Book
Choose your maze shape
Go beyond the box. BooksGenie offers a library of shapes:
- Standard (Square/Rect)
- Geometric (Circle/Triangle/Hex)
- Animals (Cat, Dog, Dino)
- Objects (Car, Heart, Star)
Set the complexity level
For Kids (4-8): Use low wall density with wide paths. Make the solution
easy to spot.
For Adults: Use "Extreme" density. Thin paths and hundreds of dead ends
create a satisfying challenge.
Configure page layout
Decide how many mazes fit on a page. For complex, shaped mazes, we strongly recommend 1 per page to showcase the art. For simple rectangular mazes, you can fit 4 or 6.
Customize style
Refine the aesthetics. You can change the line thickness, toggle "Start" and "Finish" text (or use icons like an arrow and a star), and even add background patterns.
Generate and download
Click "Generate." The AI builds unique, solvable mazes within your chosen boundaries. It also generates a matching solution page with the correct path highlighted.
Ready to Build Your Book?
See how our AI generates custom shaped mazes in seconds.
See Tool in ActionFrequently Asked Questions
Are the solutions always correct?
Yes. The mazes are generated using a "spanning tree" algorithm which guarantees exactly one perfect path from start to finish with no loops.
What trim size works best?
8.5" x 11" is best. It provides ample room for the maze details, especially if you are creating complex puzzles for adults.