ONLINE MAGAZINE

Publish an online magazine people can actually read

Keep the editorial rhythm of your design while giving readers a fast experience on desktop and mobile.

Natural page turns
Custom cover and branding
Reader retention by page

Page turns that stay out of the way

An editorial layout has a rhythm — an opening spread, a breath, a long read, a closing note — and a reader should feel it without noticing the mechanism. Pages advance with a swipe or an arrow key, load ahead of where the reader is, and hold their proportions on a laptop and a phone alike. The animation is deliberately quiet: it marks the turn and then gets out of the way of the typography.

Covers, issues and an archive

Choose which page becomes the cover, reorder pages before publishing, and give each issue its own link. Because publications are independent, last quarter's issue stays live at the address you already circulated while the new one goes out — an archive rather than a folder of replaced attachments. On Studio you can keep fifty issues active at once; on Business, two hundred and fifty.

Reading on a phone, honestly

Most readers will open your magazine on a screen narrower than one of your columns. The reader handles that with pinch-to-zoom on a page and a full-width single-page view, but the layout decisions are still yours: generous type, real margins and single pages rather than spreads travel far better than a design that assumes a desktop. Retention by page will tell you within a week whether the phone readers made it past the editor's letter.

The outcome

Your editorial design, delivered without the weight of an attachment.

Frequently asked questions

Is the layout preserved?

Yes. Each PDF page is rendered faithfully in the reader.

Can I choose the cover?

Yes. Reorder pages and choose the page used as the cover.

Can I measure reading?

Yes. See views, reading time, retention and exits by page.

How long can an issue be?

Up to 100 pages on Free, 500 on Studio and 1,000 on Business.

Should I export spreads or single pages?

Single pages read better on phones. Export spreads only when the double-page view is part of the design.

Can I keep back issues online?

Yes. Each issue is its own publication with its own permanent link, so an archive builds itself.

Keep exploring

Make a digital magazine, not a file — Start from the pages you have — a designed PDF, a deck, a document exported to print — and end with a magazine that opens in a browser, reads well on a phone and tells you what got read.
Convert PDF to an online flipbook — Upload your PDF and turn it into a page-turning publication. Share one clean link, embed it on your site and let readers open it on any screen.
A PDF viewer that turns the page — Give your document the page turn readers know from print, inside a web viewer that opens instantly and behaves the same on a phone as on a desktop.
Publish your PDF as an online book — Upload a manuscript, manual, yearbook or report and publish it as a book people open in a browser: no download, no app and no copy that quietly goes out of date in an inbox.