Default
No dressing at all. The photo runs to the edge and the page gets out of the way. Pick this if you want the pictures to be the only thing on the page.
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Build one in DefaultAlbum styles
thirteen ways to dress the same book.
A style here never decides your layout. That's still computed from your own photos every time, how many, what shape, what order. What you're picking on this page is the dressing: the cover, the page borders, the type. Every image below is a screenshot of the real builder, not a mockup.
Same photos. Same layout. Every style.
One album, cycling through the styles on the Cover step. Watch the photograph: it doesn't move, doesn't crop and doesn't resize. Only the dressing changes. That's the difference between a style and a template, a template would have moved your photos to fit itself.
Held still, so you can name them
Trip albums: nine styles
Four are built around a kind of place, so they're shown with photos of it. Four are just a look, and work with anything.
Build one in DefaultClassic
A plain cream ground and a torn-paper frame. Quiet, and it won't look dated in ten years.
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Build one in Classic
Classic Flat
One photograph across the whole front cover and another across the back, edge to edge, with your title laid over it. Inside, plain white pages — with a little air between the photos, or none at all if you would rather they met. Pick this when the pictures should be the only thing on the book.
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Build one in Classic Flat
Heritage
Painted arches and gold leaf, drawn from Rajasthani miniature work. Built for forts, palaces and old cities.
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Build one in Heritage
Mountains
Soft illustrated ridgelines and pine. For treks, snow and high passes.
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Build one in Mountains
Tropical
Shells, palm fronds and a scalloped frame. Beaches, islands and long slow afternoons.
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Build one in Tropical
Urban
A skyline band and hard edges. Cities, architecture and nights that ran late.
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Build one in UrbanTravel Journal
A scrapbook, stamps, a compass, postcards taped to the page. The busiest of the set, and the most fun.
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Build one in Travel JournalVintage Keepsake
Sepia film strips and old photo corners. Makes a trip from last month look like one you found in a drawer.
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Build one in Vintage KeepsakeBaby albums: four styles
All three shown on the same album, for the same reason as above, with a baby album the style is a mood, not a place.
Default
No dressing at all. The photo runs to the edge and the page gets out of the way. Pick this if you want the pictures to be the only thing on the page.
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Build one in Default
Classic Flat
One photograph across the whole front cover and another across the back, edge to edge, with your title laid over it. Inside, plain white pages — with a little air between the photos, or none at all if you would rather they met. Pick this when the pictures should be the only thing on the book.
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Build one in Classic Flat
Starlit Nursery (Navy)
Deep navy, a gold moon and a scatter of stars. Holds up well against night feeds and newborn photos.
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Build one in Starlit Nursery (Navy)
Storybook Woodland
A hand-drawn forest with animals and a cottage. Made for first-year albums and milestone pages.
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Build one in Storybook WoodlandYou don't have to decide now.
Upload your photos first. The style is one click on the Cover step and you can change it as many times as you like, the album underneath doesn't move.