Digital magazine reader
Give each issue its own reader, page links and an embed on your publication website.
ExplorePublishing use cases
Put each document where it is needed.
Use a reader beside products, property listings, school information and other pages you run.
Publish a PDFChoose the page where the document belongs.
Every use case uses the same reader, direct page links and embed. Readers stay on the page that provides the surrounding information.
Online catalog reader
Add a PDF catalog to a reader on the website where customers browse products.
ExploreRestaurant menu reader
Put a public PDF menu in a reader on your restaurant website.
ExploreReal estate brochure reader
Show a brochure beside listing details and contact information for potential buyers.
ExploreSchool document reader
Use a reader for public guides, newsletters or reports while keeping the document on the school website.
ExploreDocument readers for agencies
Embed public case studies, reports and finished material on the websites you hand over.
ExploreWhat every use case has in common.
The document and the page around it change. What EmbedFox does with them does not.
- The document stays beside the information that explains it, instead of pulling the visitor into a separate catalogue of other people's publications.
- Every page has its own address, so a campaign, a QR code or a newsletter can point at one spread rather than at page one.
- Nothing sets a cookie, so a reader on your page does not add a consent banner to it.
- A public upload is readable by anyone with the link — which is why none of these use cases covers private records.
Public uploads
Public uploads create public links.
Anonymous uploads create a public reader URL and expire after seven days. See the product roadmap for persistent libraries, private delivery and the wider publishing product.