Make the book your students need, share it with your class, and adjust it when you need a different level or a different language. Here's how it works.
Paige is the help guide built into ClassFlipbooks. She's in the wizard, the editor, your flipbooks page, and your classes page — and she answers questions about wherever you currently are. If you're not sure how something works or where to find a setting, ask her.
Choose the one that fits the book you're making. You can change anything later.
Answer a few questions about the grade, topic, length, and reading level — PM, DRA, F&P, Lexile, CEFR, or "below grade level" in your own words. The AI writes the book in the language you choose.
Pick how many pages of text, then write each page yourself in the editor. Add your own pictures, generate illustrations, or leave a spot for a student to add an image.
Build a book with pages students fill in themselves — handwriting lines, typing boxes, drawing space, recording, or photo uploads. Add an optional prompt at the top of each page.
Have a book you already made in another tool? Upload the PDF and each page becomes a flipbook page. Add narration; readers can zoom in on small text.
Whichever path you pick, the flow is similar. (PDF uploads come in with their pages already set, so they go straight to narration and sharing.)
Paige asks how many pages of text you want. For a "students write it" book, this is the number of pages students will fill in. Pick a number and the book is set up.
Choose how each page is arranged: a picture with words below, words only, or a picture on one page and words on the facing page. The book is built for you with that layout.
Edit any page's text, swap or regenerate pictures, change a page type, and add or remove pages. You can also add a glossary or comprehension questions at the back of the book with one tap.
Pick an AI voice to read each page aloud in your book's language, or record your own voice for any page. You can also turn on Reading Practice so students record themselves reading — useful for fluency work and ELL learners.
Press Create my flipbook to finalize the book. From there you can share it through My Classes (covered below), send the link directly, or print a PDF. Every book is kept on your My Flipbooks page, separated into Drafts and Finished, and you can reopen, rename, copy, or reshare any time.
You can put a lot of work into a book — choosing illustrations, setting up the layout, recording audio. When you need the same book at a different reading level or in another language, you don't have to rebuild it.
Copy the book, open the copy, and use Rewrite the whole book. The text is rewritten at the level or in the language you choose; your images, audio, layout, and writing lines stay where you put them. The original is left untouched.
Reading levels can be PM, DRA, F&P, Lexile, CEFR (handy for FSL and immersion), or your own description. Language rewrites are written in the target language directly, not translated literally — so the result reads naturally to a fluent speaker.
Create a class and add your students by name. Each class has a short access code; you can also turn on a 4-digit PIN per student for older grades or shared devices. Print sign-in cards in one click.
Students go to the library, type the class code (and PIN if it's on), and pick their name. They see only the books you assigned to them.
Every book has a "I finished this!" button students tap when they're done. Books with interactive pages also save each student's work — what they wrote, drew, typed, recorded, or uploaded — to their own copy of the book.
Students mark a book complete on their shelf when they're done with it. On the My Classes page, you see a summary organized by student or by book, with progress bars and the date each book was finished.
Pages can include handwriting lines, typing boxes, drawing space, audio recording, or photo upload. Each student's work is saved to their own copy of the book.
Upload your own photos, describe a picture for the AI to generate, or leave a blank spot for a student to add an image or draw directly on the page.
Use a natural AI voice in your book's language, record your own voice page by page, or upload audio you already have. Students can also record themselves reading aloud. Or leave it silent — your choice.
Add an AI-generated glossary of key terms or a set of comprehension questions to the back of the book. Both can be edited and print cleanly for worktext use.
Every book is saved on your My Flipbooks page under Drafts or Finished. Copies always start in Drafts, so working on a copy doesn't change the original.
You can have a finished book to share in a few minutes.
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