Tadabook is a photo book maker that plays like a game. It turns the photos stuck in your phone into a real, printed book: you play through them, it designs the pages.
Invite only for now. You can ask for an invite when you sign in.
All of it: the 2,000 photos, the bursts, the iPhone HEICs, the RAW files. It sorts them by day and spots the near-duplicates.
Keep or skip, one photo at a time. Look-alikes go head to head. Your favourites get the big pages, and the layouts come out designed.
You get real print files with bleed and a spec sheet. Take them to the shop down the road, or any printer online.
Eight photos from a trip that never happened. Keep the good ones.
Many photo book apps only print with themselves. Tadabook hands you the files a print shop asks for, so you can walk into the one down the road, compare prices, or reprint in ten years.
Connect Claude and it looks at every photo, writes the story and lays out the pages while you watch them appear. You stay in charge of the last word.
https://tadabook.app/mcpTadabook is a photo book maker that plays like a game. You drop in all the photos from a trip, keep or skip your way through them, and it designs the pages. You get print-ready PDF files that any print shop can print and bind.
Three moves. Drop in every photo from the trip. Play through them: keep the good ones, skip the rest, and let look-alike shots go head to head until one wins. Then run the print check and download the print files. Your favourites get the big pages and the layouts are chosen for you.
Yes. Tadabook exports the inside pages and the cover as print-ready PDFs with 3 mm bleed, embedded fonts and photos prepared at 300 ppi, plus a spec sheet with the page size, page count and spine width. Take the files to a local print shop or upload them to an online printer. You are not tied to one printing service.
JPEG, PNG, HEIC and HEIF from iPhones, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, GIF and BMP, and camera RAW files such as DNG, CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF, ORF and RW2. Videos are skipped.
It measures sharpness when photos are added and groups shots that look alike. In “Best of the bunch” those look-alikes meet two at a time and you tap the better one until a winner is left. The others are hidden from the book, not deleted. Before printing, a check warns you about any photo that would print blurry at its size on the page.
There are 23 book sizes, including squares from 6 to 12 inches, A3, A4, A5 and US Letter, in four bindings: hardcover and softcover (20 to 200 pages), lay-flat (10 to 100 pages) and a stapled booklet (8 to 64 pages).
The core does not need it: sorting photos by day, spotting look-alikes and choosing layouts are done with plain rules. Two things are optional. Some games use Claude Haiku to ask a question that fits a photo or to compare look-alike shots, and only a preview of that one photo is sent when you play. You can also connect Claude to your Tadabook and ask it to design a whole book while you watch.
There is no password. Enter your email and tap the link in the message you get, or type the six-digit code from the same email on another device. Tadabook is invite only for now; you can ask for an invite from the sign-in screen.
Tadabook is invite only while it is new, and pricing has not been announced. Printing is paid to whichever print shop you choose.
Your photos and books are stored in your own Tadabook account, and only you can open them. You can delete a book at any time.
Yes. Tadabook runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to install. Picking favourites works well with swipes and taps; arranging pages is more comfortable on a bigger screen.
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