How I Made My First Flipbook

 I made my first Flipbook this week, YEA!! I used a website called Publuu.com. The site allowed me to create my 12 page book for free online. Here were the basic steps I took:

  1. Scan each of the pages I wanted as part of my book. (TIP: if you have any photos, links, phone numbers, email addresses, music, QR Codes etc that you would like to be a part of this flipbook, have those at your fingertips as well).
  2. Put your basic pages in order and save them as a pdf. I started out using a word document and put the images that made up my pages in order within the document, then saved it as a pdf and exported it from word. (You could choose to save it as a word document as well in the event you wanted to edit it later.)
  3. Go to Publuu.com and create a free account. 
  4. Upload your pdf and personalize things like background color, additional items like hot links, images, music etc. Here was my finished flipbook using an Isagenix New Products color brochure. 

I also tried creating a flipbook on Powerpoint then saving it as an MP4 movie.Here is what it turned out like.


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