What is a digital leaflet?
It is your printed leaflet artwork published as an interactive version people open on a phone. The folds turn like paper, and Flipbooks AI does it free, so a reader can tap your number, open a map, or book without leaving the leaflet.
How is a leaflet different from a flyer?
A leaflet is usually folded and carries several panels of information, and it goes through letterboxes, sits in a rack, or is handed out on the high street. A flyer is normally one unfolded sheet promoting a single event. This tool keeps the folds a leaflet needs.
Is Flipbooks AI really free for leaflets?
Yes. It is completely free, with no watermarks and no limits on how many leaflets you publish. Branding, sharing, password protection, and the reading figures are all included at no cost.
Can people ring me straight from the leaflet?
Yes. Put a tap to call button on any panel and a reader on a phone rings you with one tap. You can link the address to a map, the offer to a booking page, and the back panel to your opening hours in the same way.
Will my folded artwork still look right?
Yes. Upload the same PDF you would send to the printer, whether it is DL, A5, A4, or a tri fold, and the panels keep their running order. Readers swipe through them in the order you designed.
How do I share the leaflet with local people?
Post the link in a community group or a neighbourhood chat, send it to your customer list, embed it on your website, or print a QR code for the shop window, the van, or the back of the paper leaflet.
Can I see how many people opened it?
Yes. The figures show how many people opened the leaflet, which panels they spent time on, and where they stopped, so you learn which offer worked instead of guessing after a leaflet drop.
Can I change the leaflet after sharing it?
Yes. Correct a price, change the opening hours, or add a service whenever you need and republish instantly. Everyone sees the current leaflet through the same link, so nothing has to be resent or reprinted.
Have more questions?
If you still have questions or want to explore more details about our features, limitations, and usage, we invite you to visit our full FAQ page.