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PhonePicBook turns phone photos into small printed photo books.

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PhonePicBook: a printed mini photo book from your phone

PhonePicBook turns pictures from your camera roll into a small softcover book that is printed on demand and sent by post. This sitemap lists the home and editor pages in all seven site languages.

How a book is made

You choose either 16 photos, one per spread with a blank left page for a few words, or 32 photos, one per page. After adding a title you check the preview and drag pages into order; nothing is uploaded until you finish. Portrait and landscape shots from iPhone or Android both work, and the editor flags images that are too small to print sharply. Start here: make your phone photo book.

Prices, delivery and the book wall

Each copy is printed individually, so there is no minimum order, and the final price is calculated from your address at checkout. Delivery usually takes one to three weeks depending on the country. Books shared on the public wall can be ordered by others, and the author receives €1 per copy sold. Details and the price table are on the PhonePicBook home page, also available in German: PhonePicBook auf Deutsch.

Frequently asked questions about PhonePicBook

How many photos do I need?

Either 16 photos, each on a right-hand page, or 32 photos, one per page. Both versions cost the same.

Do I need to install an app or create an account?

No. You open the website on your phone, pick pictures from your gallery and build the book in the browser.

Are normal phone photos good enough?

Yes, ordinary phone photos work well. Very small or heavily compressed images such as screenshots may look soft, and the editor warns you about them.

How long does delivery take?

Printing takes a few days and standard mail usually one to three weeks, depending on the destination country.

Who can see my book?

Only people who have the link, unless you choose to place it on the public wall, where books are checked before they appear.