A little less scrolling. A little more holding.
Good memories.
Great little
paper things.
Turn the photos you love into albums, zines, and tiny keepsakes. Made by you. Printed at home.
First project free · No sign-up needed
And your printer.
Small formats. Endless possibilities.
What will you make?
For the big occasions.
And the lovely, ordinary days.
Not sure? Help me choose
The little zine
One sheet, eight pages, a whole little world. For everyday stories worth keeping.
8 pages · One sheet · One small cutThe photo booklet
A little more room for your favourite people, places, and everything in between.
Multiple sheets · Fold & staple
The accordion
A story that unfolds. Stand it on a shelf, send it to a friend, make someone’s day.
A continuous strip · Fold & displaySmall enough to make tonight
Little things to give.
Cards, postcards, photo strips
and a year on the desk.
The greeting card
A quarter-fold card printed on one side of a single sheet: fold it in half, then in half again, and you have a front, an inside spread and a back. Birthdays, thank-yous, invitations.
One sheet · Two folds · One side
The postcards
Up to four postcards on one sheet, photo on the front and a message and address side on the back. Printed on both sides, cut apart along the marks.
Four per sheet · Both sides · Two cuts
Strips & bookmarks
Photo-booth strips and bookmarks, five to a sheet, printed on one side and cut apart. Small enough to tuck into a card, a book or a wallet.
Five per sheet · One side · Cut out
The desk calendar
Twelve postcard-size month cards, four to a sheet, each with its own photo and a month grid. Cut them apart, clip them together and stand them on a desk.
Twelve months · Three sheets · Clip & standLess fuss. More making.
A few minutes to make.
A long time to treasure.
Make it personal
Pick a format and a look. Drop in your photos, add a few words, and make it feel like you.
Bring it to paper
Download your print-ready PDF. We put every page in the right place. Your home printer does the rest.
A fold, and it’s yours
Follow the simple folding guide included with your project. Keep it close or pass it on.
A head start for your next idea
Find your kind of lovely.
Pocket Trip
A clean white travel zine: one big view, a journal page, a polaroid.
Zine · Minimal · Travel
Paper Vows
An ivory serif wedding booklet: full-bleed pages, a collage, the vows.
Photo booklet · Wedding
Sunday Film
A pocket photo zine: polaroid frames, a film strip, typed date stamps.
Zine · Film
Quiet Pages
The all-purpose minimal photo booklet: white pages, no fuss.
Photo booklet · Minimal
A place. A feeling. A little book.Off your phone. Into your hands.
Some things deserve
to be held.
The weekend away. That very ordinary Sunday. The people who feel like home. Give those moments a life beyond your camera roll.
Your PDF is yours. Print it today, reprint it next year, or make a few extra for the people in the pictures.
Make a little keepsakeGood questions
A few things
you might wonder.
Is Foldpic really free?
Yes. Your first project is free up to 16 pages, exported as a print-ready PDF at 200 dpi with no watermark on the album pages. Paid options for longer books and extra projects are planned and will be shown before you hit any limit.
Do I need to create an account?
No. You can pick a format, drop in photos and download the PDF without signing up. An account is only offered afterwards, if you want to come back to the same project on another device.
What do I need at home?
A printer that takes A4 or US Letter paper, plain or matte paper (80 to 160 gsm is the sweet spot for most home printers), scissors for the zine, and a stapler for the booklet. The accordion album needs only a ruler to score the folds. One rule to keep in mind: the finished page is a fraction of the sheet, so an A4 sheet gives an A5 book. For A4 pages you need a printer that takes A3, and A3 pages would need A2 — that is a copy-shop job.
Which formats can I make?
Three at launch: an 8-page mini zine folded from one sheet with a single cut, a stapled photo booklet of 8 to 32 pages printed on both sides, and an accordion album printed on one side only so any photo paper works.
Will the pages come out in the right order?
Yes. Foldpic imposes the pages for you, so the printed sheet looks scrambled (some panels are upside down on purpose) but reads 1, 2, 3 once folded. The instruction sheet shows a numbered diagram so you can check before you cut.
Which print settings should I use?
Always 100% or "Actual size", never "Fit to page". Zines and accordion albums print on one side; the booklet prints on both sides with "flip on short edge". Every PDF ships with a settings card and a one-sheet test page.
Can I use my phone?
You can upload photos and review from a phone. Editing works best on a tablet or a computer, and your project is saved on the device you are working on.
What happens to my photos?
They are stored on your device first so nothing is lost if the tab closes. Originals are only uploaded to build your PDF, kept compressed without quality loss, and deleted on the schedule in our privacy page.
Your memories look good on paper.
Your first project is free, up to 16 pages. No sign-up. Just you and a little creativity.