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Heyzine Flipbooks

Convert PDFs and other documents into interactive online flipbooks, manage publications and bookshelves, search page text, set access permissions, and get website embed codes.

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Convert PDFs and other documents into interactive online flipbooks, manage publications and bookshelves, search page text, set access permissions, and get website embed codes.

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Basic includes five flipbooks, 1 GB storage, and one account user. Unlimited page counts remain subject to storage limits. Removing the corner Heyzine logo, offline downloads, and advanced features require paid plans. Live pricing uses EUR while terms list USD; verify currency and billing at purchase rather than treating the amounts as equivalent. Flipbooks created without registration are removed after one week. Registered free flipbooks remain for at least one year and may then be removed if unused; active subscriptions keep them online even without visits. Free hosting is not guaranteed forever. Heyzine says it does not publicly list flipbooks, but anyone with the link can view unprotected content; enable password protection for restricted access. Heyzine processes and hosts uploaded documents and may send them to providers for service delivery. Reviewed policies did not establish a blanket AI training ban. The app can create or change hosted publications, bookshelves, and access permissions. Changes appear immediately at existing links; team members can create, edit, and delete. Paid subscriptions renew until canceled and are generally nonrefundable, with exceptions at Heyzine's discretion. Bookshelves, custom domains, and advanced security are plan-dependent. The official listing says ChatGPT may send relevant chat and memory to connected apps. Maker terms and privacy policies govern that data; ChatGPT training preferences are not a universal guarantee for third-party services.

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