Hey Product Hunt 👋 Like everyone, I have too many photos. They live in a folder called "Photos", which is where memories go to be quietly forgotten. I tried making a real photo book once. Every tool handed me a blank page and 300 thumbnails and said "go on then." I got to page four and closed it. So I built PhotoBooks the other way round. Point it at an album or a folder and it gives you a finished book — curated, laid out, cover, spine text, back cover — before you've made a single decision. Then you argue with it: make this one bigger, swap that, drag it there, write on the page. The whole book reflows around you. Change the size at the very end and it rebuilds. It never crops your photos to fit a template, because that's the one thing a photo book must not do. It's all on your Mac. No account, no upload, no "sync". Vision does the face/sharpness/saliency scoring on device, and your book is a plain file in whatever folder you like. Export is a Blurb-ready or bleed-ready PDF for any printer, or a light one for sharing. One person, a lot of test prints, and a suspiciously large collection of photos of my dog. Roast the layouts. That's genuinely the feedback I want. Rokas, Graphic Meat 🥩

PhotoBooks by GraphicMeat

Turn any photo folder into a print-ready book — offline

Turn any photo folder into a print-ready book — offline