Turn Catalogues and Brochures Into Digital Experiences

A catalogue PDF is usually the largest file a marketing team sends. It is slow to email, it is sometimes stripped by mail filters, and on a phone it becomes a pinch-and-zoom exercise. Worst of all, the moment a price or a product changes, every copy that has been downloaded is wrong.

Published as a flipbook, the same document becomes a link. It opens in the browser at reading size, it can be corrected or replaced at any time, and it reports views, sessions, views for each page and a completion figure so you can see which ranges held attention.

Nothing needs redesigning. You continue producing the catalogue in the same tools, export the PDF as usual, and publish it. Branding, viewing mode, interactive links and access controls are set on the publication rather than baked into the file, so the same source document can be published openly, protected for a client, or embedded on a landing page.

The PDF to flipbook walkthrough covers the conversion step by step.

Retail and wholesale brands, fashion and lifestyle labels, real estate offices and agents, creative agencies and design studios, sales teams, hospitality groups and professional-services firms — anywhere a designed PDF is the main way work is presented to clients and customers.

Every published catalogue has a share link and an embed code, so it can live inside your own website next to the rest of your content. Where a catalogue is not for everyone, it can be password-protected or unpublished; see private flipbooks for how those controls work.

Plans start free for one published flipbook, with Starter, Pro and Business raising the allowance and adding lead capture and full custom branding. See pricing.