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Software testing: Using Flipsnack

Here we took in class demonstration how to create a flipbook using Flipsnack website. The main idea here is that we are testing this software to see how we can could potentially use it on my Wix.com website.

At the beginning I converted three photos from jpg to pdf using Adobe Acrobat. An image in pdf format is necessary to create a photo book.


First, in order to create a photobook in Flipsnack, we need to load pdf documents.

It is a very simple and intuitive tool. After uploading the pdf files, a photo book is generated.


Flipsnack has tons of editing options. We can add our text, we can add more photos, we can add a video to our virtual book. We can even add charts and frames. We can reposition our images and crop them however we want. Undoubtedly, this or a similar tool will be helpful in presenting my projects on my website. This is a great presentation tool.


Finally, we can see our photo book. Unfortunately, the free version does not allow us to download it in all the formats we would like. The free version of this tool only works for 14 days. However, there are many other sites that are similar.


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  1. Milan Multimedia Marvel5 December 2022 at 03:34

    Good that you posted this. However, you haven't posted the end result and haven't explained the technical process of how you converted the images from jpg to pdf.

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