What's new

Readers can now add personal notes directly on flipbook pages while browsing, placing them exactly where they want for easy reference. Notes are saved to the reader's session, making it simple to mark important sections, jot down thoughts, or highlight key details without affecting the original publication or other readers' experience.

Generate custom images directly inside Flipsnack by describing what you need, and the AI turns your prompt into a ready-to-use visual in seconds. Pick your preferred format (landscape, portrait, or square) to match your layout, making it easier to produce on-brand visuals without leaving the app or sourcing stock photos.

You can now connect Flipsnack to ChatGPT and ask questions about your flipbooks and analytics in natural language. ChatGPT can also upload PDFs directly into your account (via a PDF URL for now), publish them, and return the shareable URL, letting you manage your content without leaving the conversation.

You can now upload a custom cover image for your bookshelves, giving them a more polished and branded look. The cover is displayed both in the dashboard and on your public profile page, making it easier to visually distinguish bookshelves at a glance and create a more cohesive presentation for your audience.

The custom domain (CName) is now applied to private flipbooks shared with SSO viewers or OTP, not just public ones. This ensures a consistent, branded experience for all viewers, regardless of the flipbook's visibility settings.

Selecting and downloading images in the Design Studio is now a bulk action; pick multiple images and export them all in one go, instead of saving each file individually. This speeds up workflows for users who need to repurpose visuals outside of Flipsnack, whether for social media, print, or other design tools.

The bookshelf Customize section has been rebuilt to match our new design system, bringing it in line with the recently updated flipbook Customize, Overview, and Analytics pages. The result is a cleaner layout and improved usability, making it faster and more intuitive to adjust bookshelf settings across the app.

When enabled, the spotlight opens automatically as soon as readers land on a page, without requiring any interaction. This is useful for drawing immediate attention to a key message, promotion, or announcement right from the first page view.