A CHRISTMAS GIFT FROM THE HEART

This year, give
them their story.

Gather the photos and the stories behind them into a family book for Mom, Dad, Grandma or the whole family. It takes an evening, and arrives as a printed hardcover. Short on time? The PDF is ready the moment you pay.

A grandmother on Christmas morning, moved as she reads a family book on a tablet, her daughter and grandchildren beside her

Why it works as a gift

Most of us have hundreds of family photos and nowhere they really live. A book puts the best ones in order, with the names, places and little stories that are usually only remembered at the table.

It is personal in a way nothing from a store can be, and it gets better when the family adds to it: ask a sister for a story, a cousin for a photo, and you will hear things you never knew.

From tonight to Christmas morning

Tonight: choose up to 20 photos and answer a few questions about who, where and what happened. Short notes are enough.

Tomorrow: read your draft, change any word, add a caption under each photo and choose the cover.

When it feels right: order the printed book, shipped to your door with the PDF included, or the PDF on its own. If you spot a mistake later, you can still correct it for 90 days.

The sample family book open on a tablet among Christmas cookies and old family Christmas photos

Questions people ask before giving it

Is it too late? For a printed book in the US, order by early December for standard mail; express delivery shortens the wait to about a week. The PDF is ready the moment your payment is confirmed, even on Christmas Eve.

Can I make it about someone else? Yes. Most books are made about a parent, a grandparent or the whole family, by the person giving it.

How do I give it? Wrap the printed book, and share the PDF that comes with it with the relatives who live far away.

Is there a photo slideshow? Yes. After purchase you can also create a private 720p slideshow video from the photos in your book, at no extra charge.

A mother and her adult son looking at the family book on her phone