FlipbookIQ

FlipbookIQ turns the document you already have into a flipbook people actually page through. Open a Word document or a PowerPoint presentation, choose Make a flipbook, and every page appears in the pane with a real page turn. Publish it and you get a link, a QR code and embed code for your website. Readers need only a browser, on a phone or a laptop.

Your document never leaves your computer. Office renders the pages on your machine. When you publish, only the finished page images are uploaded, never the .docx or .pptx. Readers are not tracked: we count views per flipbook per hour, and unless you ask readers for an email before they read, nothing we store says who read it.

Better than the paper version. Links in your document stay clickable. A YouTube or Vimeo link plays in place. Readers can search the text and open a table of contents built from your headings. Save a copy as a single HTML file that works offline, or as a PDF.

The Studio. At app.flipbookiq.com/studio, add clickable links, notes and free photos to any page. Move and resize them, undo and redo, and every change saves itself. Set a password or an end date, add your own logo and colors, ask readers for an email before they read, and see how often each flipbook is opened.

Update without breaking the link. Edit the document, publish again, and the same link shows the new pages.

Pricing. Making flipbooks and saving copies on your computer is free and unlimited. Publishing online is free for one flipbook of up to 20 pages, kept for fourteen days and marked "Made with FlipbookIQ". Pro is 19 USD a month: up to 50 flipbooks of up to 200 pages each, kept until you remove them, your own link name, password and expiry, editing and branding, and no mark. Pro+ is 24.99 USD a month: the same as Pro, for up to 100 flipbooks. Business is 29.99 USD per seat a month, five seats minimum: unlimited flipbooks of up to 500 pages and up to three custom domains. Subscriptions are billed monthly by Stripe and can be cancelled at any time.

Where it works. Word and PowerPoint on Windows, Mac and the web. The add-in reads the open document from Office and builds the flipbook on your computer. In Word on Mac and on the web it lays out the pages itself, so a page break can fall a little differently from Word's print layout.