Creating a photo book can have a number of uses. Maybe you have some historic family photos that you want to share. You could also have some stuffing photography that you want to sell...either way, QOOP allows you to do that fairly easily.
Edit Steps
- 1Create an account in QOOP.com.
- 2Uploador import photos from Flickr.
- 3Start designing the cover. You can select the size (8 * 10 or 8.5 * 11), title (font and size), layout options, background color, image cropping. Also, you can use a blank page that you can drag and drop to insert into your layout.
- Choose the size that you want.
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Decide what title to put on your photobook and what title to put on the cover.
Decide what title to put on your photobook and what title to put on the cover. -
Choose a layout that appeals to you. You can decide whether or not to fill the page, or leave some blank areas.
Choose a layout that appeals to you. - Choose whether or not to have a space in between your photographs.
- Choose whether or not to have a background color of black, red, or white. Consider the coloring of your photos and try and find one that complements them.
- Decide whether or not that you want the images to be cropped automatically. If you opt to do that, be prepared for a more granular look to your photographs.
4Design your cover. You can choose 1 or more photos to put on the front. The spacing and cropping will apply here also. When designing your book, you can change those options and see how they affect the cover. This will give you a better idea of how the book will look. This example uses 'Auto Flow' and random design. When you click this option, it will ask you if you want to delete the current pictures. You will say yes and new ones will come up.
Design your cover.5Click Next.6Start designing the book.
Start designing the book.7Pay attention. Some options will change the cost of the book. Also, note any 'warnings' that you may be sent. This example shows that there aren't really enough pages (and a lot of blank pages may be inserted) and suggests an alternative.
Pay attention.8Note that the more you get, the better the price quoted per book.9Check out.Edit Related wikiHows
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Last edited:
January 30, 2012 by King Peter
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