How this works
What goes in a good flipbook. A strong cover photo, then the story of the home: the details and description, the highlights buyers ask about, one photo per room with a short caption, the floor plan, and how to reach you. Eight to twelve photos is plenty.
Two ways to share it. Download it as a single file to email or put on your own website, or get a share link (free with an account) that opens on any phone. You can edit a published flipbook and the link stays the same.
Advertising rules. Include your brokerage’s name, use photos you have the right to share, and describe the home, not who should live in it. The Fair Housing Act applies to every word.
Questions
Is the flipbook maker free?
Yes. Design and preview as many as you like. The download asks for your name and email; a share link needs a free account.
How do buyers open it?
The share link opens in any browser, on a phone or a computer. Tap or swipe to turn pages. The downloaded file works the same way when opened.
Are my photos stored?
Only if you publish a share link: then we keep re-encoded copies so the link works, until you delete the flipbook. For the download, your photos go into the file and aren’t kept.