Flipbook Memories Competitors

About Blurb® Blurb is a bookmaking platform and creative community specializing in photo books and the tools to self-publish them. We empower everyone—from creative professionals showcasing their work to small businesses seeking large volume printing—to create, publish, and sell high-quality photo books, trade books, and magazines. With free book creation and layout tools—including our desktop publishing tool BookWright, a plugin for Adobe InDesign, and a PDF Uploader —Blurb simplifies publishing for everyone. Founded in 2005, Blurb has more than 2 million customers worldwide, with over 4 million unique book titles, and nearly 18 million units shipped to almost 100 countries around the world. The company is headquartered in San Francisco and can be found online at www.blurb.com.

Creative Memories Scrapbooking is a Consumer Goods company located in 19 Whitewood Ln, Merrimack, New Hampshire, United States.

At Mixbook, we believe that life is for sharing. We’re on a mission to empower creativity with our award-winning storytelling technology, which makes it easy to turn ordinary photos into extraordinary stories that bring people together. It’s never been simpler (or more fun) to create beautiful photo books, cards, calendars, and wall art you’ll want to share again and again. We’re rated #1 in photo books by sites like NYT Wirecutter and have more than 30,000 5-star reviews on Trustpilot. People love us for our vast selection of fully customizable themes and designs, the ease of creating with the Mixbook Studio, and cover-to-cover quality that’s made to last—just like your memories. Our free app instantly organizes your photos and has all the features you need to create custom projects on-the-go. Founded in 2006 by two Inc 30 Under 30 Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs, Mixbook has partnered with creative DIY expert Martha Stewart and brands like Hallmark, Crayola, and PetSmart. Countless media outlets have recognized Mixbook, including the Today Show, Good Morning America, TechCrunch, New York Times, The Verge, and Washington Post.