story book creator

[nokanda]

can it only be printed from creative memories or at home.
COuld i print out pages elsewhere?
Thank you!

 

[MarieS]

I haven't done it myself, but I know other people who have uploaded their pages to other online site and had them printed.

 

[beaucoup]

I haven't bought the Storybook Creator Plus 3.0 version yet, but I plan to. I'm currently testing out the free Storybook Creator version.

I thought I read in the SBC thread here that yes you could upload them to Shutterfly and the like. It was one of the reasons I do plan to purchase it. I didn't want to be locked into using just 1 company for anything. Embellishments or printing.

 

[Memaw2Wm]

Yes, you just save the pages as .jpegs then upload them to Shutterfly, etc.

 

[nokanda]

i have another question, can you create a book without going through CM?

For example:
To do page prints you would just save the entire page as a jpeg. Could you use this jpeg and create a book on say kodakgallery. They have pages in the books that are just a full page picture. Could you not use the jpeg as the full page pic. And create a storybook this way?

Thank you

 

[alclark1111]

i have another question, can you create a book without going through CM?

For example:
To do page prints you would just save the entire page as a jpeg. Could you use this jpeg and create a book on say kodakgallery. They have pages in the books that are just a full page picture. Could you not use the jpeg as the full page pic. And create a storybook this way?

Thank you

I use Storybook Creator and LOVE it!!! I have had both full pages printed as well as bound books. I have had 2 12x12 books printed at Winkflash. Their prices are great (have twice this year had "flat rate book sales", meaning same price for 20-100 pages). Both books were more than 90 pages and cost less than $50 with shipping. I have had smaller books printed at other sites as well. I have had pages printed at a few online retailers that print 12x12. All have come out wonderfully. Chose "Save Pages As" to save as a jpeg.

 

[Phil Cirrone]

try shutterfly. They make storybooks, mugs, and albums, etc.