A Photo Zine Editor

I made a photo zine editor for the moment when a photographic sequence needs to become something you can hold, share and return to. A zine asks different questions from a gallery: how does one image lead to the next, what happens at the turn of a page, and where does the work begin and end?

The editor runs in a browser. You can choose a ready-made format or set your own size and page count, place photographs and text on spreads, change their order and see the publication as it takes shape. The simple workspace keeps the sequence in view; additional controls are available for margins, bleed and other production details. You can save an editable project and return to it later.

When the zine is ready, export a PDF for viewing on screen, printing at home or sending to a print shop. The tool is free to use. Bring a series, try more than one edit and let the pages tell you what the photographs need from one another.