Readers open your flipbook from the web, so it needs a home online. Choose how to host it.
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My PDF is already online
Paste a public link to the PDF file. The host has to allow other sites to load it (CORS). GitHub Pages, Netlify, S3 and most CDNs do.
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Host the flipbook file yourself
- Download the flipbook as a single HTML file.
- Upload it to any web host: Netlify Drop, GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages or your own site.
- Paste its address here.
Social posts need a link to your flipbook.
Instagram and TikTok don’t accept links in posts. Download the square or story image from and put the link in your bio.
The cover, magazine title, author and page count.
Send by email
Set up a link first so readers can open the flipbook from your email.
Embedding needs a link to your flipbook.
Paste the code into an HTML or Embed block in WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Ghost or Shopify. Notion and Medium take the plain link.
A QR code points to your flipbook’s link.
Use it on posters, back covers, flyers and event signs. Keep dark code on a light background and scan a test print before a big run.
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Original PDFThe file you uploaded, unchanged.
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Flipbook (.html)One file with the page-turn viewer inside. Opens offline, and works on any web host.
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Page images (.zip)Every page as a numbered JPEG.
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Cover image (.jpg)For catalogues, shops and newsletters.