Turn Existing PDFs Into Interactive Digital Flipbooks | Flipsnack Tutorial

About this video

In partnership with Flipsnack, the presenter shows how to turn an existing PDF into an interactive digital flipbook. He describes Flipsnack as a tool in use since 2011 for uploading, designing, branding, adding interactivity, collaborating, and tracking performance, with plans for individuals, teams, and enterprises and examples from brands like Estee Lauder and Electrolux. After signing in, he uploads a PDF, then customizes branding with a logo, accent color, and background, and appearance options including page transitions (flip, slide, or scroll), page shadows, and viewer controls for download or print. He covers add-ons such as Google Analytics, accessibility with AI-generated descriptions for screen readers, and a lead form (Business version) that can gate content after a chosen page. In the Design Studio he adds interactions: an invisible link button over text, a video embed from YouTube, Vimeo, or upload with autoplay, loop, and mute options, and a photo slideshow, noting other options like shop carts, quizzes, and checkout items. He then shares the flipbook as unlisted (versus public or private), with options for a QR code, website embed, email, and trackable links, and reviews analytics for viewer sources, lead responses, time spent per page, and link clicks. He notes a replaced PDF keeps the same link and that the flipbook can be moved to a custom domain.

Key takeaways

• Flipsnack converts an existing PDF into a flipbook you can brand with a logo, accent color, and background, and set to flip, slide, or scroll with optional page shadows.
• Add-ons include your own Google Analytics, accessibility support with AI-generated screen-reader descriptions, and a lead form that can require an email after a chosen page.
• In the Design Studio you can add link buttons, video embeds, photo slideshows, and other interactions such as quizzes, shop areas, and checkout items.
• Flipbooks can be shared as public, private, or unlisted via link, QR code, website embed, or email, including multiple trackable links for different audiences or campaigns.
• Analytics show where viewers come from, leads captured, time spent on each page, and link clicks, and replacing the PDF updates the flipbook at the same link.

Episode details: published May 28, 2026 · 13:20 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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