Free · Private · In your browser
Drop a PDF, get a flipbook — real page turns, bookmarks, search, and a library that remembers where you stopped. Nothing uploads. Nobody watermarks. There is no server.
No account. No watermark. No upload. Works on your phone.
This is
Your PDF
as a book
drag a corner
Real spreads, a proper page turn, hard covers. The way multi-page documents were meant to be read.
2The conversion happens in this tab. No upload, no account, no server anywhere in the story.
3Keep three books in your library. Bookmarks, your last page — all saved on this device.
4Download any book as a folder that works offline and on any static host. No watermark.
5This book is real — drag a corner.
How it works
It's read directly in this tab — up to 300 pages. Watch the network panel if you like: nothing leaves your machine.
Spreads and page turns on desktop, single-page flips on your phone. Bookmark pages, search inside, pick up where you left off.
Your library lives in this browser — three books at a time. Or download any book as a flipbook folder that's entirely yours.
Why it's free
Flipbook services charge monthly because they run conversion servers and hold your document on them. Here, your own computer does the work — so there's nothing to bill you for, and nothing of yours to hold.
The download
Every book downloads as a folder that is a tiny, self-contained website — your pages, a viewer with the same page-turn, and the searchable text of your PDF baked in. Double-click it to read offline. Upload it anywhere to share it as a link.
Any static host will serve it. We're partial to Dplooy — it hosts sites like this free.
Questions
No. Your browser reads the PDF and draws every page itself. There is no conversion server — open your browser's network panel while it works and watch nothing leave.
No watermark, ever. Books up to 300 pages, three books in your library at a time — limits that protect your browser's storage, not upsell you a plan.
A folder containing index.html and your pages. It's a complete little website: it works offline from a double-click, and works online the moment you put the folder on any static host.
Yes. The PDF's text layer is kept, so you can search and jump straight to a match — and the exported flipbook keeps selectable text too. Scanned PDFs with no text layer will still flip beautifully, but there's no text to search.
In this browser's own storage, on your device. Clear your site data and it's gone — so treat the library as a reading copy, and keep your original PDFs.
Yes — on a phone the book switches to single-page mode with the same flip animation, driven by swipes.