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Import photos or load the supplied examples, choose page layouts and arrange frames, captions and decorations. Adjust photo orientation/framing and review warnings. Keep a project backup with embedded photos before exporting pages or a book PDF.
PDF is consumer-oriented RGB raster output, not certified PDF/X, CMYK or printer-profiled artwork. Bleed uses page background rather than automatically extending every photo crop. Photo-library additions/removals are not undoable; removal clears referencing frames and history. Large project/PDF budgets and best-effort IndexedDB apply. Backups contain photos and may be sensitive.
Arrange photos in page layouts with editable frames, captions and decorations. Review the crop and orientation, save a project backup with its embedded photos, then export pages or a book PDF.
The JSON backup embeds photos and may be large or sensitive. PDF output is consumer RGB raster artwork, not a printer-profiled press file; bleed extends the page background, not every photo crop.
Authored example: Plan a fictional four-page weekend trip book using a supplied example photo, one caption and a different layout on each page. This is an authored layout exercise, not a claim that an export has been produced.
Limits and handling: Page, photo, project and export pixel budgets apply. IndexedDB recovery is best effort. Photo-library additions and removals are not undoable; removing a photo clears frames and history that refer to it.
No. It is consumer-oriented RGB raster output, not certified PDF/X, CMYK or printer-profiled artwork.
No. Library additions and removals are not undoable, and removal clears referencing frames and history. Export a backup before changing the library.