Digital Magazine Maker
Upload your magazine PDF and publish a branded flipbook. Readers flip the issue, tap a video or photo tour on the spread, and stay with the story instead of downloading a file.
From PDF to live issue
Keep the layouts you already designed. Publish the issue as a book readers can flip on a phone or a laptop.
Drop in the InDesign export. Spreads stay paired the way print intended.
Add your logo, colors, and title so the issue looks like your publication, not a leftover file.
Send a URL or embed the magazine. Replace the file when the next issue is ready.
A PDF flipbook keeps editorial spreads and gives readers one URL for the current issue. See live titles in our magazine flipbook examples, then add a page video on a feature, a photo tour on a travel spread, or links and buttons to a campaign.
Explore magazine-style flipbook examples with editorial covers and issue layouts. Use these samples for inspiration when you publish digital magazines, journals, or recurring titles online.
Stories that hold
A magazine should not stop at pretty type. Let a spread play a film, open more photos, or send a reader to a booking page while they are still in the story.
Place a clip on a cover story or interview so the page can move without a separate YouTube tab.
A travel or lifestyle feature can open a gallery so readers linger instead of skimming past.
Send people to a shop, a booking page, or the next issue without breaking the layout.
Ask for an email while the issue is still open, instead of hoping they find a form later.
Use page videos for features, photo tours for galleries, and lead forms when you want a subscribe or inquiry on the closing spread.
Interactive magazine pages
Start from your designed PDF, then add the tools a digital magazine needs: video, extra photos, links, and a subscribe form.
Let the feature move
Place YouTube, Vimeo, or MP4 on an interview, a recipe, or a destination story.
More frames, same layout
Open a gallery from a camera pulse so a travel or fashion spread can show more than two photos.
Send the next click
Route readers to a shop, itinerary, or partner page from a pulse or a labeled button.
Notes without clutter
Keep credits, dates, and side notes one tap away without crowding the designed page.
Grow the list
Collect a subscribe or event signup while the reader is still in the issue.
Shop a mention
Tag a product in an editorial shot when a fashion or lifestyle page should sell as well as tell.
Why teams switch
You keep the issue you already designed. Readers get a book they can finish on any screen.
Spreads stay paired. Readers know where they are in a 64-page issue.
Video and photo tours sit on the designed spread. The story does not dump people onto another site.
Logo, toolbar colors, and background make the viewer look like your masthead.
Replace the PDF and republish. Subscribers keep the same URL for the current edition.
Place the live magazine on an issue landing page so readers never leave your domain.
Pages and controls adapt. That matters more than a 40 MB attachment.
Statistics show opens and reading time so editorial knows what to keep.
Built for publishing teams
The goal is not a novelty flip. It is an issue you can brand, enrich, host, and measure without ads on the page.
Readers see your stories, your logo, and your links. Nothing else competes for the page.
Pick a look that matches print: magazine, brochure, or a harder cover when the brand needs weight.
Group back issues on one branded shelf so readers pick the right edition.
Send a clean link, drop an iframe, or publish on a short iflip.page path.
Keep a subscriber edition private and leave a sample issue public.
PDF is the usual path. You can also start from Word or PowerPoint when the issue began there.
Magazine questions
It is your magazine PDF published as an online book with a realistic page turn. Readers flip spreads, zoom details, and can tap video, galleries, or forms you place on the page.
Yes. Export the issue you already designed, upload it to PDF Flip, set your logo and colors, then publish a link. You do not need to rebuild pages in a new layout tool.
A download is easy to lose and hard to open on a phone. A flipbook is one URL you can refresh, embed, password-protect, and measure.
Yes. Page videos sit on the spread. Use them for interviews, recipes, or destination stories without sending people away.
Yes. Paid plans include website embeds. Place the live issue on a landing page, or use a cover that opens the flipbook.
Yes. The viewer adapts the book and the toolbar. Readers do not need a large download.
Yes. Put editions on a digital bookshelf so the archive looks like a library, not a folder of files.
The flipbook lives at a stable URL you can embed on a page you write for search. That landing page can target phrases like digital magazine maker, while the issue carries the stories.
Create an account, upload the PDF, pick a flipbook style, add branding, then share or embed. A free trial lets you publish the first issue before you choose a plan.