Yearbooks are full of children's faces and names. Riffle converts the PDF entirely on your device - no student data is uploaded to any cloud, because there is no upload at all.
Make yours freeEvery hosted flipbook service requires uploading the PDF to their servers. Riffle has no server in the path. For documents full of minors' photos, that is the whole argument.
Hosted yearbook links break when the subscription lapses. A Riffle yearbook is one HTML file families keep forever, offline if they want.
Real selectable text, keyboard navigation, visible focus states, and an embedded download-the-PDF option. The criticisms accessibility offices level at flipbooks are the things Riffle fixed.
Yes. Conversion runs in your browser with pdf.js. Nothing is uploaded to any cloud or stored anywhere by us - there is no server that could.
Riffle estimates size before building and offers quality presets and page ranges. Hundreds of pages build fine; the zip format suits heavy books.
One yearbook is $7, once. Twenty documents are $79 - a district or a multi-year archive. Rebuilds of a licensed document are free forever.
Free 3-page builds. No account. Nothing to install, nothing uploaded.
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