Choose the source
Use a PDF up to 25 MB.
Flipbook maker
A flipbook maker for the site you own.
Turn a PDF into a reader, then share its URL or add it to a page with one embed snippet.
PUBLIC READER · WEBSITE EMBED · 25 MB TOTAL · 7 DAYS
Publish a PDF
No account required. Uploaded documents are public and expire after seven days.
From source to reader in three moves.
Publish a document, share a focused reader and keep the experience on the website you own.
Get a public reader
EmbedFox creates a shareable reader with page-specific links.
Use your existing page
The versioned iframe loader keeps the reader contained in your website.
Live demo
This is what your readers get.
FOXFIELD is a fictional field journal we publish through the same pipeline as any customer document. The reader below is a real embed — page through it, search it for “fox”, zoom in.
Know the public boundary.
Anonymous uploads create a public reader URL and expire after seven days. Use this tool only for material you can publish openly.
- PDF text search depends on an existing text layer; scanned PDFs require OCR before they can be searched.
- Upload a PDF up to 25 MB total.
- The publishing plan scope covers persistent libraries, publisher identity, private delivery and aggregate reader analytics.
Questions this page answers.
What publishers ask before they publish this kind of document.
- Is this a flipbook with an animated page turn?
- EmbedFox publishes a paging reader: page navigation, zoom, fullscreen, text search and a link to any single page. An animated page turn belongs to the paid plan scope still being built; the roadmap shows where that stands.
- What do I need to start?
- A PDF up to 25 MB and nothing else. No account, no editor, no export step — the reader URL and the embed snippet appear as soon as the upload is checked.
- Where does the flipbook live?
- The shared link opens on the EmbedFox public content origin, and the embed snippet puts the same reader inside a page on your own domain.
Keep reading.
Where publishers usually go next from here.