iPages Flipbook For WordPress

Static PDFs and image files are often hard to read on a website. Visitors have to open a separate file or scroll through a long embed. iPages Flipbook For WordPress places the content on the page as a flipbook with page-turning animations, so readers move through it the way they would a printed publication.

You build a flipbook from images, PDFs, or a mix of both, then adjust themes, layouts and layers to match your site. The design responds to screen size, so the book fits desktop, tablet and mobile. Several flipbooks can sit on one page, which suits sites with a large catalog. Beginners can work with the interface, and advanced users get extra control.

Features

• Three render book modes: Choose a two-page view, a one-page flip, or a swipe mode. Each gives readers a different way to move through a publication, so you can match the mode to your content.
• Images and PDFs as sources: Build a flipbook from images, from PDFs, or from a combination of both. This lets you reuse the media you already have instead of recreating it.
• Dark and light themes: Two predefined themes, one dark and one light, give you a starting point. You can also add your own custom designs to keep the flipbook consistent with your brand.
• Layer support on each page: Add extra images or text on top of individual pages. Layers make it possible to create more interactive layouts than a plain page-by-page view.
• Multiple flipbooks per page: Display more than one flipbook on the same page without conflicts. This is useful for sites that publish a large number of catalogs or magazines.
• Responsive display: Flipbook elements adjust to image sizes and screen resolutions, so the book displays properly on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
• Detailed customization options: An intuitive interface lets you set how the flipbook looks and behaves. Developers can work with the advanced options, and newer users can keep to the basics.
• Export and import settings: Save a flipbook configuration and reuse it later or share it. This saves time when you set up similar flipbooks across several pages or sites.

Best for

• Publishers putting online magazines on WordPress
• Businesses showing catalogs and brochures
• Bloggers and marketers sharing PDF booklets