FOLD.

Make a photo
zine, simply.

Name it, pick a layout, drop in your photographs. FOLD lays it out for you, cover, spreads, captions, a full contact sheet and page numbers, sized for standard bond paper and a home printer, and exports a print-ready PDF from your browser. Your photos never leave your device. The sample below starts in Landscape with 36 photographs. Change it any time.

COVER → SPREADS → CONTACT SHEET → COLOPHON • NO ACCOUNT • 15 · 24 · 36 PHOTOGRAPHS • PORTRAIT OR LANDSCAPE • PRINTS ON BOND PAPER AT HOME

One stack. One fold. One zine.

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PrintExport the PDF and print double-sided at 100%.
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StackKeep the sheets in order, cover on top.
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FoldFold the stack in half, long edge for Portrait, short edge for Landscape.
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StapleTwo staples on the folded spine. Done.
0Photographs in this zine
2Pages incl. covers
1Bond sheets · double-sided
ClassicFormat

Document Setup ⌘ K

01Detailsprinted on cover & back

Both are optional. Leave either blank and it simply won't print. When filled in, they appear separately on the cover and back cover so readers can find you.

02Sizeformat · paper · orientation

Landscape is wide, Portrait is the classic book shape, either way the zine stays at 15, 24 or 36 photographs. Portrait folds on the long edge; Landscape on the short edge.

03Photographsin the order they appear

Three set sizes, each sized to print neatly on bond paper at home.

Drag & drop your photographs here Drop files anywhere in this box, or tap to browse
JPG / PNG, stays on your device
0 of 36 photographs

Export PDF saves the file; Print opens the print dialog with just the zine pages. Made entirely in your browser with jsPDF.
No upload, no account.

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Street Photo Walk, Classic · A4 · Landscape

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Contact Sheet, All Photographs 0 frames

Every photograph in the zine laid out together on one sheet, in sequence, with frame numbers, so you can see the whole roll at a glance, spot repeats, and check the edit before you print. This same sheet is added as a page in the preview above and in your exported PDF when the toggle in Properties is on.