Flippingbook Online

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Flipsnackhelps you create, share, and track digital flipbooks instantly. From static to dynamic PDFs by adding a page flip animation to any catalog, brochure, or magazine. Make a flip book online using our advanced digital flipbook maker.

Interactive product catalogs help engage with customers wherever they are, and cut down on production and distribution costs. Enhance your product presentations with videos, product tags, and slideshows to set your brand apart. Use digital catalogs to track customers' experience with statistics.

Flipsnack is a catalyst in the transition to a more sustainable business. It combines the feeling that a paper catalog gives with interactive and easy-to-use multimedia features that take the user experience to the next level.

Adapt your marketing strategy to the fast paced and rapidly changing audience needs and interests with interactive PDF brochures and other promotional materials you create. Captivate potential clients more effectively and track how they interact with everything you share.

Solve the engagement challenge regarding your employees with interactive PDF newsletters and access statistics to keep track of their interests. Keep internal corporate documents or employee benefits guide packages private through password protection, or SSO sharing. Make any necessary updates under the same responsive link.

Provide captivating training sessions for employees with PDF engagement features: training videos, links, pop-ups for more information. Track who completes each training and the time spent on a document. Support your sales team in closing more deals in less time with dynamic PDF sales presentations created in Flipsnack.

Flipsnack is an effective marketing tool for universities and colleges, plus a facilitator of internal communication with teachers, alumni, and parents. Alternatively, teachers can host all their class courses on an online flipbook maker, so students can easily access them from anywhere.

With Flipsnack, we are able to share our printed school calendar in a digital format with all staff. Our Wycliffe Foundation office also uses Flipsnack to share their online magazine with the whole school community and the Old Wycliffians - our alumni students.

There are many types of flipbooks you could create, from newspapers to internal and external newsletters. Even reports or business presentations. Take a look at how other users enhanced their PDFs in Flipsnack's Design Studio.

With these catalog examples, you get a head start in knowing what interactive elements to use for your products or services. Upload or create engaging product catalogs, easy to update under the same link.

Digital magazines are created on a variety of subjects from fashion to sports, or tech. Flip through the magazine cover examples for valuable practices that you can apply to your own digital magazine.

Go beyond the traditional printed brochure layouts by seeing the amount of interactive content other businesses have created with the help of digital brochures. Offer a captivating reading experience for your audience.

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PDF to flipbook conversion with Publuu is quick and easy. After your PDF to HTML5 flipbook conversion is done, add interactive elements such as videos, photo galleries, audio files and external links to your new digital flipbook.

Customize it, making it consistent with your brand. Update your HTML5 flipbooks at any time, without having to produce or distribute them again. Viewing and sharing online flipbooks is also straightforward. Share your HTML5 flipbooks using direct links. Choose a way to embed them on a website: make them fully visible or set them as smart, clickable buttons. Choose their size, background color, and add your logo for a professional look.

Create a lead form that you can add to any page of your flipping book. Capture leads and convert them into paying customers. Add more fields and customize their descriptions. Start collecting valuable data out of your online flipping book today!

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This page lists the reference documentation for FlippingBook (opens new window) APIs. The first section, General Information, is about the common concepts of our APIs and their structure. The other two sections, Key Management API and FlippingBook Online API, provide product-specific information.

There are several Public APIs available for your applications. They can all be accessed via our single-host API gateway -tc.is.flippingbook.com/. All APIs require proper authentication/authorization to be used. Almost all APIs share the same error reporting convention.

All publicly available APIs require your application to be authenticated and authorized to make API calls. Authentication is done with the HTTP bearer scheme, so all your requests (unless specified explicitly in the request description) should come with an Authorization HTTP header with the proper value:

All API calls may return errors for your requests. We have a standardized error format for all responses unless stated explicitly in the API call description. All responses should follow this structure:

The success property shows the general status of your API call: whether is has succeeded or not. In most cases, it is enough to only handle issues with success == true and ignore/throw errors when success == false.

Although the error/success state may be easily read from the response body, the HTTP status can also indicate success. Successful calls end with 200 OK status, and unsuccessful ones will have 4xx or 5xx errors.

Each API key is allowed to make up to ten consequent requests without any delay. After that, you can continue making one request per second. If you call our API more often than that, you might have to wait for the requests to be completed, but no longer than 1 extra second for each additional request.

We are constantly improving our APIs to support new product features. Still, we do our best to maintain backward compatibility with existing integrations. All APIs are versioned (by the HTTP path, /api/v1/...), and and all breaking changes will only be released in a new API version. Non-breaking changes (like adding new calls, extending responses with new properties, adding properties to requests while keeping the default behavior) may be added to the current version.

This method creates a new API key for your account. You must be authorized either with the HTTP Bearer authorization scheme with an existingAPI key or with your session access token from FlippingBook-its single sign-on service.

Publications are represented as Publication entities which are made up of one or more Source entities. A source represents a publication version and usually corresponds to one source PDF file. Each publication may also contain zero to many Tracked/Individual Links entities that represent a special type of links for that publication with independent tracking, statistics, and notifications.

Publications are the main entity of FlippingBook Online. They serve as an entry point for end-users (readers) and represent a document available online with defined behavior and looks. Yet, you can't only create a publication: your application also has to supply its content by defining one or more sources.

By default, the result is paged by 10 publications. To get information on all your publications, you should either increase the countvalue (max 1000), or fetch the next pages using the offset parameter.

If url or data contain invalid values (inaccessible URL, not a PDF file, PDF exceeding limitations),the source is marked as erroneous and, if it was the only source, the publication itself gets deleted.

Sources represent the publication's content. Each publication can have more than one source, however, only the last converted source will be displayed to end-users (readers). For now, the only supported format for the source is a single PDF file that is not password-protected and does not contain XFA (forms). There's a limit on PDF file size (500Mb) and the number of pages (2000).

This method allows your application to retrieve the history of sources for a given publication. Althoughsources cannot be modified once created, you might want to check how many versions the publication has, and whatPDFs were they based on.

With this method, your application may create a new source for a given publication. Source PDF must beeither Base64-encoded and passed within the request, or, preferably, made publicly available on the internet forseveral minutes and passed as a URL.

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