FlipBook converts documents, slide decks, spreadsheets, videos, images, and BrowserBox recordings into fast page streams you can host anywhere static files work.
The output is just static HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and image assets. No runtime server is required. Host it on Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, S3, Vercel, Netlify, or your own web server.
Feed FlipBook a PDF, Office document, image set, video, or URL.
FlipBook renders pages or frames and emits a static viewer with a lightweight manifest.
Deploy the output anywhere static files can be served, or let FlipBook publish to Cloudflare Pages.
FlipBook is useful when the original source format is heavier than the browsing experience needs to be. Instead of shipping an Office stack, a video player, or a full app runtime, you flatten the source into static pages and a viewer that is fast to inspect and easy to host.
That makes it a good fit for product docs, release decks, archived videos, captured browser sessions, and any artifact where scrubbing matters more than native editing.
FlipBook works as a standalone utility for local files. If you pass a URL instead, it uses BrowserBox to record a live web session and then publishes that capture as a static artifact.
BrowserBox requires a separate BrowserBox license for session recording mode.
Learn more about BrowserBoxInstall the latest signed binary for your platform.
curl -fsSL https://flipbook.browserbox.io/install.sh | bash
irm https://flipbook.browserbox.io/install.ps1 | iex