Everything you need to make your first flipbook, brand it, add interaction and share it. Most questions are answered on this page.
Files are sent in 5MB slices, so a large PDF will not be rejected by the server upload limit. Your plan sets the maximum page count and total storage, and both are checked before conversion starts — you will never be told a book is over the limit after waiting for it to convert.
Design mode controls how the book looks and behaves before anyone opens it.
Once a look is right, click Save as brand preset. Any future book takes that whole look in one click.
Edit mode is where you place things on the page. Click a tool on the left, and the element appears in the middle of the page ready to be dragged into position.
Hotspot link, jump to page, button, image, pop-up image, image gallery, video, audio, animated GIF, text, shape, sticker, form, quiz, web embed and custom code.
Drag to move, pull a corner to resize, and hold Shift while resizing to keep the shape. The right panel has exact X, Y, W and H boxes with an aspect ratio lock. Positions are stored as a percentage of the page, so an element stays exactly where you put it at every screen size and zoom level.
Everything you change is held as a draft. Finish publishes it to the live book. Discard throws the draft away and returns to the last published version. A reader never sees a page you are halfway through.
Record a short voice note for the page you are on. It plays automatically when a reader turns to that page. Your browser will ask for microphone permission the first time.
Turn on the lead gate in Design mode and pick the page it locks at. Readers see your headline, text and fields, and the book unlocks once they submit.
Click Share in the editor for every option at once:
[flipbook id="1"]To show all of your published books on one page, use the bookshelf shortcode: [flipbook_shelf]
The Stats page shows views, unique readers, average time per page and link clicks, broken down by country and device.
The chart worth watching is "Where readers stop". A steep fall at one page usually means the content on that page is the problem, not the book. Numbers from today appear live; everything older is rolled up overnight.
Click AI in the editor to run any of these against the text in your document:
Readers also get a chat panel that answers questions using only your document. Each job uses one AI credit, and your plan sets how many you get a month. Agency users can add their own API key in Account, which removes the limit entirely.
| Key | In the editor |
|---|---|
Arrow keys | Nudge the selected element. Hold Shift to move further. |
Shift + drag corner | Resize and keep the aspect ratio. |
Shift + click | Add another element to the selection. |
Ctrl/Cmd + D | Duplicate the selected element. |
Ctrl/Cmd + Z | Undo. Add Shift to redo. |
Delete | Remove the selected element. |
No. Ordinary shared or VPS WordPress hosting runs this. The heavy conversion work happens in the visitor's browser, so there is no Ghostscript, no ImageMagick PDF delegate and no shell access to configure.
Your plan sets the page limit and the site sets a maximum file size, both shown on the Account page. The file is uploaded in slices, so the usual server upload limit does not apply. A 300-page book will convert, it is just slow on a weak machine.
Yes. Replace PDF keeps the book, its link and its elements, and swaps the page images underneath. Check the pages afterwards if the new file has a different page order.
Yes. Google cannot read the page images, so the text of every page is also output as a hidden block along with structured data, a canonical link and social preview tags. You can turn indexing off per book.
Only if you allow it. Download and print are both off by default and can be switched on per book.
Password protection, hidden download buttons and expiring links all work, but a determined person can still pull page images out of their browser. Every flipbook product on the market shares this limit, so it is worth knowing rather than being surprised by it.
Almost always non-embedded fonts. Re-export the PDF with fonts embedded and convert again. Some Illustrator exports and complex Indic or Arabic typesetting can also differ.
Yes. The reader collapses a two-page spread to a single page in portrait, supports swipe and pinch, and only keeps a few pages in memory at a time so long books do not crash mobile Safari.