For newsletters and reports
Newsletters and reports that live at one address
An email gets buried. A flipbook has a link you can share again, put on your site and find next year. Send the link in your email, keep every issue in one place, and see how often each one is opened.
Free to start · No card · Your file never leaves your computer
Why a flipbook
Better than sending a PDF
A link that keeps working
Send it, post it, and share it again later. It still opens.
See what gets opened
View counts for each flipbook, and across all of them. Counts only, nothing about who.
A PDF when people want one
Readers can download a searchable PDF, unless you switch that off.
What it does for you
Features that fit
Some of these are part of the paid plans. The pricing page shows which.
Views across every flipbook
One page in the Studio ranks your flipbooks by views over 7, 30 or 90 days. Part of the paid plans.
Which pages get read
Optional anonymous page attention shows how long each page is on screen, as totals.
A list of readers
Ask for an email before reading to build a list. Part of the paid plans.
A bookshelf of issues
Show every issue on one bookshelf page you can share or embed.
Read it on the train
Readers can save an issue to read with no connection.
Hear when something is wrong
Readers can report a mistake on a page with a note.
Free starting points
Templates made for this
Open one in the Studio, change the words and add your photos. Or download the PDF to edit elsewhere.
How it works
Three steps
- Start from a newsletter or report template, or upload the issue you made.
- Publish it and put the link in your email and on your site.
- Add each new issue to your bookshelf and watch the views in Analytics.
Guides
Read more
A newsletter archive that is not an inbox
Email is a poor place to keep a newsletter. Publish each issue as a flipbook with its own link, keep them together on a bookshelf, and see how often each is opened.
PDF or flipbook? When each one wins
A PDF is not always the wrong answer. Here is an honest look at when to send a PDF, when a flipbook is better, and how to offer both.
Why your flipbook should not track your readers
Most flipbook tools watch every reader. We chose not to. Here is what FlipbookIQ counts, what it refuses to, and why that is better for you.
Guide · 4 pages · asks for your email
Questions
The short answers
Does it replace my email tool?
No. Keep sending your email. Put the link to the flipbook in it, so the issue lives at an address you can share again.
Can I see who read an issue?
You see how many times it was opened. Readers are not tracked. If you ask for an email first, you get the addresses people typed.
Can I keep older issues online?
Yes. On the paid plans a flipbook stays online until you remove it.
Know someone who would use this?
Give your next issue a home
Free to start. One flipbook online at a time on the free plan.