Three new features are live and ready to use by request. Here's what each one does, who it's for, and how to get access:
Make your flipbook content indexed by AI
Your flipbook's text content can now be indexed by search engines and AI-powered search tools, turning it into crawlable flipbook content that puts the effort you already invested to work for you in search results.
Your flipbook's text gets rendered in Article Mode Read, making it fully accessible to crawlers. Available for Public flipbooks only, and it applies to flipbooks you've already published, not just new ones.
No changes to how you publish. The content you already have simply starts contributing to organic reach as flipbooks indexed by search and AI tools.
Best for: publications where the content itself carries SEO value, product catalogs, brochures, editorial publications.
No changes to how you publish. The content you already have simply starts contributing to organic reach.
Best for: publications where the content itself carries SEO value like product catalogs, brochures, and editorial publications.
Let readers download just the pages they need
Not every reader needs the full document. With page-level downloads, readers can select and download only the pages relevant to them, directly from the flipbook player; no need to grab the entire publication for a fraction of the content.
This is especially useful for long-form publications where readers are typically looking for one section, or one chapter, not everything.
Best for: long catalogs, multi-section reports, proposals, or lookbooks where readers only need part of the content.
Catalog Generator 2.0: Build focused catalogs by hand-picking products
A new flow for creating smaller, targeted catalogs: hand-pick specific products from your master product feed, and the catalog is assembled in minutes. No manual rebuilding required.
Ideal for featured products, seasonal promotions, or any catalog that doesn't need your full range.
We're finalizing this flow with a small group of clients before opening it up to everyone, so early access is limited on purpose, not a placeholder.
Best for: teams running promotions or curated collections who want a faster way to build scoped catalogs.
Want in on early access? Contact the team, spots are limited while we finalize the flow.
Why request-only, for now
Requesting access means we can make sure it fits your use case, and that you're one of the first to try it. Your feedback also helps shape how these features work before they roll out more broadly.
