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Check out our new blog and Instagram photo book option—quick, easy, fun!

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Easier Than Ever

The easiest way to make a book from your posts just got easier! Try our NEW book making experience and save even more time turning your posts into pages.

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Affordable As Gifts

For a unique gift, or party favor that won’t be forgotten, you can’t go wrong with a photo book! It’s a terrific keepsake that won’t break the bank.

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Blog books are great gifts!

Blog books are the perfect, unique gift. Give your friends and family a treasured keepsake or treat the blogger in your life to a printed version of their blog.

For Special Occasions & Everyday

Use date range and our advanced post features, like labels, to gather occasion or topic-specific posts into one special book.

FAMILY

Capture those special family moments in a beautifully printed and exquisitely bound blog book keepsake.

TRAVEL

Blogging about your vacation or a year abroad? Print your adventure posts as a book using date ranges and our advance post options.

COOKING

Gather your favorite recipes and cooking stories into a single blog book. Family recipe blog books make great gifts anytime of year.

So easy,


but so good

The fine quality of your professionally bound blog book will make paging through your treasured posts a joy. You might just want an extra copy to gift to friends and family!

Quick & Easy

Automatic formatting and setup make blog book creation a snap

Editing Options

Select the content you want by choosing a date range or hand-picking posts

Customizable Covers

Add photos and supplemental text to build the perfect book

Fantastic Photos

Show off your photography skills with large image size options

Add Extra Content

Add photos and supplemental text to build the perfect book

A Permanent Record

Create a permanent archive of your work to ensure every word is remembered

Fits your style.


Fits your budget.

8.5×11″ Blog Books Includes Price (extra pages, $0.45)
Softcover Book 20 Pages $21.95
Hardcover Book (laminated picture cover) 20 Pages $38.95
Deluxe Book (cloth-bound cover w/dust jacket) 20 Pages $41.95
PDF Unlimited Pages $9.95

6×6″ Photo Books Includes Price (extra pages, $0.45)
Softcover Book 20 Pages $9.99
Hardcover Book (laminated picture cover) 20 Pages $16.99
PDF Unlimited Pages $9.95

8×8″ Photo Books Includes Price (extra pages, $0. 45)
Softcover Book 20 Pages $15.99
Hardcover Book (laminated picture cover) 20 Pages $21.99
PDF Unlimited Pages $9.95

We’ve got you covered

They say you should never judge a book by its cover, but when you’re building your own book you can call the shots with our three cover options—softcover, laminated hardcover and cloth-bound hardcover with a dust jacket.

Featured Blog2Print Customer Story

Veteran photographer Chuck Boyd uses his blog to share 50 years of photos from combat photography to concert closeups. Chuck used Blog2Print to turn his 850+ posts into three printed volumes that—when they’re not proudly displayed on this coffee table—he can bring to local blogger meetups and share with his family. Read more of Chuck’s story on our blog.

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PEOPLE    BLOG2PRINT

  • I love the blog books because it gives me a tangible way to relive the memories that my family has created. Also, as my son is growing, it is fun showing him pictures of when he used to be a baby and reading the stories/captions that go along with them. I am surprised at how many little things my memory forgot that I am lucky enough to have captured with my blog book.

    Gina M.
    West Hartford, CT

  • “I love being able to look back and see what I did throughout the year. Our travels and also my cross stitch projects… I would definitely suggest the service to anyone who wants their blog printed out. The process of setting up the book is very easy. The options are fantastic.”

    Katie Gengnagel
    Ft. Wayne, Indiana

  • “I love that the thoughts I had at the time to go with the photos I blogged are archived and printed for future viewing. With Blog2Print I can effortlessly have a printed copy of the family happenings for each year. Family history for me.”

    Amy DeMourdaunt
    Rexburg, Idaho

  • “I created a blog book: so that my kids’ great grandmother can enjoy looking at her great-grandchildren. She loves to keep the books on her coffee table and show them off when friends come by.”

    Lena
    Brooklyn, NY

  • “These books are absolutely priceless to me. I treasure them as much as our wedding photo album. They capture every moment of all three of our children from their first steps, to first day at school, all their holidays and so much more.”

    Jason King
    Wickford, England

  • “I want something I can look back on when I am old. Alzheimer’s runs in my family and I want my husband to be able to show me the books to jog my memories!”

    Sarah
    New Forest, England

  • “They have become some of my most cherished possessions, and something I hope my kids will appreciate having one day. I have put a lot of effort and love into documenting our lives, and I’m so thankful I have these books.”

    Heather Busch
    Pittsburg, Kansas

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Turn your blog or Instagram posts into pages—quick, easy, fun!

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Print Your Blog Or Feed As A Book—We Make It Easy

We’ve been turning posts into pages since 2007. We provide the fastest and easiest way to make affordable and beautifully printed blog and feed books. Visit our home page to learn more about blog and feed books, and to get pricing and purchasing details. Or start your book now »

Preview Your Blog and Feed Books In Minutes

Just click the Make My Book button below, select your platform and follow the directions that appear. For step-by-step instructions, see the following section.

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From Posts to Pages in Just a Few Steps

Step One

To get started, select your platform from the pop up window that opens when you select the Get Started option. Follow the directions that appear for connecting to your blog (for Instagram, you will be asked to log into your account). Note: We take your privacy seriously (Privacy Policy)—we don’t sell your data—we just make books 🙂

Personalize Your Book

Once your blog or feed has been accessed, you can personalize your book—enter the date range that contains the posts you want to include in your book. You can also select a cover design, enter a title, try our Advanced Post options, or you can just click the Preview My Book button to see how it looks.

Preview and Purchase

Flip through your book preview! If you like it as-is, go ahead and purchase. If you’d like to make some changes, select the View All Options button to enter the editor. And that’s all there is to it—enjoy your new book!

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Step by Step Instructions

Tip: To get a super quick preview of your book, after you click the “Make My Blog Book” button, you can leave the options outlined in the steps below set to their default and skip right to the “Preview My Book” button at the bottom of that page.

  • When you click either the “Get Started” or “Make My Blog Book” buttons above, a window opens where you can select your blog’s platform. Enter the URL (web site address) of your blog and click the “Print My Blog” button.
  • On the page that opens, in the “Include Posts” section at the top, select either “All Posts” or choose a specific date range you’d like to include in the book.
  • In the “Page Template” section, select which layout you wish to use: Snapshot (which keeps your photos and text in the same order as your blog) or Compact (which rearranges photos and text to make better use of space).
  • Click “Show Advanced Post Controls” to:
    • Filter Post by Label
    • Add “Posted By” Attributions at the end of each post
    • Include your blog’s comments (only available for public Blogspot blogs)
    • Change the order of posts from chronological order to reverse chronological order
  • In the “Covers” section, choose which cover design you’d like, enter a title for your book, enter any side spine text you wish to include and upload a front and back cover image (otherwise your cover image will be selected automatically). These photos can be changed later.
  • In the “Dedication” area, you can write your own text or use the default dedication “To Bloggers Everywhere.” This can be changed later.
  • Click the “Preview My Book” button. Please note that there may be a short wait while your book preview is being generated.
  • A flipbook preview of your blog book will then be presented. After previewing it, select the “See All Options” button located on the left of the preview.
  • If you’ve previously registered, enter your username and password and select the “Sign In” button. If not, you can quickly register by selecting the “Free Registration” button.
More questions?

Please visit our FAQ for answers to the most frequently asked questions, or contact Customer Service using our XanEdu contact form, or by phone at 1-888-212-3121, 8am-5pm (ET) M-F.

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21 Use Cases for 3D Printing [Part 2]

3D printing is a manufacturing process that creates a physical object from a digital model file. The technology works by adding material layer by layer to create a complete object.

The 3D printing process was developed in the 1980s and was originally called "rapid prototyping". It allowed companies to develop prototypes faster and more accurately than other methods. After more than 30 years of innovation, its use is much more varied today. Businesses, engineers, designers, educators, healthcare professionals and hobbyists are using this technology for a variety of purposes.

This is the second part of the article, before reading we advise you to read the first part in our blog.

New developments in the space industry

The use of 3D printing reduces the cost of expensive and specific prototypes, tools and machines for space and allows small companies to innovate in the space industry.

Aerospace company Relativity is testing aluminum rocket motors using additive manufacturing. If successful, this development will drastically reduce the costs and practical difficulties of space travel, opening the space to new business.

Masten Space Systems is another company driving change in the aerospace industry: Founded in 2004, the company specializes in VTOL and VTOL rockets. Using 3D printers, Masten made plastic rocket motors for research testing.

Generative Design

Generative Design - Uses the power of artificial intelligence to develop new high-performance product design iterations that help solve complex problems, reduce component weight and manufacturing costs, expand customization options, and optimize performance.

Brackets and posts where forces are well defined are common parts for generative design.

3D printing is great for creating complex, organic objects. With a wide range of material properties tailored to specific applications, you can expect designs you've never seen before. Engineers can use artificial intelligence to find and test complex new designs quickly, efficiently, and at scale, dramatically reducing research and development time for new products. Then, using their own 3D printer, they can bring the complex shape to life to hold and test.

Improving the delivery of educational material

In addition to training the future workforce in CAD and 3D printing, universities are beginning to see the benefits of using 3D printers in a wide range of academic disciplines.

The University of Massachusetts Lowell has upgraded its sculpture and 3D design courses. Yuko Oda, who joined the university in 2017, started by ordering a lot of 3D printers.

Yuko has been able to bring her passion for art and technology into the classroom, and she currently teaches sculpture, 3D modeling and animation. Most students know that they need to understand 3D animation and 3D modeling for future careers in various fields, including film sculpture design. For artists, 3D modeling has become a necessary skill.

One of the most promising new advances in sculpture is the integration of 3D printing and virtual reality (VR). This is especially true for students who are intimidated by 3D design. VR is rapidly lowering the barriers to 3D design, allowing artists and students to create with their hands in software such as Oculus Medium. Yuko taught eighth graders how to create 3D objects in 30 minutes in VR and then print them out on a 3D printer. Even for experienced sculptors, VR shortens the time it takes to move from an idea to a physical object, potentially opening up new areas of experimental art.

Endangered bird rescue

When zookeepers at the ZooTampa Zoo in Florida were doing a routine checkup on a 25-year-old great hornbill, they found an injury at the base of the saddlecloth, a yellow, helmet-like growth on the top of the bird's head. Further examination revealed that the bird, named Crescent Moon, was suffering from life-threatening cancer.

Cancer located next to the bird's skull could not be removed because it contained part of the bird's sinuses. The zoo team wanted to know if it was possible to remove the cancerous tumor and replace the base of the bird's saddle with a 3D printed copy made especially for it. 3D printed prostheses and patient-specific devices have already been used in human procedures, but never for hornbills.

A successful 3D printed "reserve beak" was created using BioMed White Resin material. It is an opaque white material for biocompatible systems requiring long-term skin contact or short-term mucosal contact.

Spare parts and custom parts

Left controller with Fuse 1 3D printed buttons, right with injection molded buttons.

One of the problems with custom-made parts is that these orders are usually made in low volumes and have to change depending on product updates by original manufacturers. But with the rise of private 3D printing, custom manufacturing has taken off in many industries.

Battle Beaver Customs specializes in custom game controllers. Their modifications make controllers more responsive and more competitive, allowing players to increase their gaming potential and achieve peak performance in various games. Rapid prototyping with a 3D printer allows the company to quickly change mount and button designs. When creating custom-made consumer goods, fast lead times can pay dividends for companies looking to stay ahead of their competitors. According to Michael Crunell, head of research and design at Battle Beaver Customs, "The Fuse 1 3D printer is great for making changes quickly, from concept to final part. Our competitors can't keep up."

Making interesting bath bombs

With 928 stores in 48 countries, Lush Cosmetics is known around the world for creating creative and eye-catching products such as body oils, bath bombs and more, and attributes its success to its ability to quickly respond to trends and customer demand.

To bring new, industry-defining, highly detailed beauty products to life, the company had to turn to 3D printing. They have invested in a next generation additive manufacturing center to create molds, tooling and final parts.

Lush Cosmetics produces vacuum molds using 3D printers.

"We use our 3D printers to create molds, tooling and final parts. Having these capabilities means we don't have to share designs with other companies as we own the entire product development process," says Damien Carter, Head of Innovation Lab at Lush Cosmetics.

Real mass customization

3D printing opens up new business opportunities such as mass customization. What used to be too complex, prohibitively expensive, or impractical to produce with traditional methods is now available at no extra cost with digital technology, giving designers full control and opening the door to fully customizable consumer products.

A good example of this is Gillette's Razor Maker program, which allows customers to personalize their razor handle by choosing different patterns or colors.

"For Gillette, the Razor Maker pilot represents an important step towards customization, where new technologies and new business models must come together to provide unique products to our consumers," said Donato Diez, Global Brand Manager for Gillette and Razor. Maker.

Dental Printing

Desktop 3D printers are increasingly found in dental laboratories and clinics. In fact, the popular 3D printed clear aligners are perhaps the most successful application of 3D printers we have seen so far.

Over the past ten years, 3D printing has advanced so much in dentistry that now no new dental laboratory opens without using some form of digital dentistry. 3D printing materials are so good that they can be used to produce crowns, dentures and more.

3D printing technologies thrive in an environment where our unique bodies require custom solutions. As a result, the dental industry is undergoing a rapid digital transformation, with digital workflows delivering increased efficiency, consistent high quality, and reduced costs for dental labs and clinics.

3D printed gorgeous glasses

Marcus Marienfeld AG has distinguished itself from the conventional spectacle frame industry by using different and unique manufacturing techniques to create its frames. They recently started introducing 3D printers to their eyeglasses production line in their workshop.

"When you have a 3D printer, you become a very inventive and creative person. I can create things with minimal effort that I wouldn't even try to create if I didn't have a 3D printer," says Markus Marienfeld.

Infinite Possibilities

As workflows have evolved over the past few years and taken hold across industries, we are starting to see the revolutionary potential of 3D printing emerge.

From dentistry and healthcare to consumer products, architecture and manufacturing, society is increasingly interacting with 3D printed products. Creating bespoke parts, reducing lead times and overheads, and empowering customers to personalize products - we can only expect the impact of 3D printing to expand further.

AmegaPRINT Copy Center Blog

Ideas for original gifts for men on February 23 from AmegaPrint With the approach of Defender of the Fatherland Day, which is celebrated on February 23, women begin to think about gifts for men. Every guy wants to get his share of attention this holiday. However, they do not always want to give banal things in the form of a razor and cream. It is much better to choose an original gift that will be a surprise for a young man. In this regard, it is worth considering original gift ideas for February 23rd.

What is the correct way to wash printed T-shirts? T-shirts with prints are becoming more popular every year. In this regard, many people have a problem with the correct washing of products. Knowing the answers to the question of proper care, you can avoid mistakes, save the print. A plain type shirt is usually washed at 60 to 90°C. The washing mode depends on the material - cotton (cotton) or synthetics. However, printed clothing requires a special approach. By knowing how to wash printed t-shirts, you can avoid the risk of cracking the image.

Branded envelopes as part of the company's image Many corporations use branded envelopes. They are necessary for conducting official correspondence with clients, partners, tax and other government agencies. Image envelopes are often used to send greeting cards and promotional materials. Given the demand for this attribute of the company, high requirements are placed on it. In many ways, the impression of the company depends on it.

Benefits of magnetic badges Today, badges are considered one of the main elements of the uniform. Usually they are used by service personnel or participants in any events. Badges are necessary for quick identification of the identity of a company employee, as well as participants in exhibitions, conferences, congresses, cultural and sports events.

Hot lamination: features of the method Lamination - allows you to make products more attractive, give the surface a shine, protect the paper from moisture and other negative influences from the outside. Also, the application of the film increases the brightness of the paint, increases the contrast.

Hot melt binding features To connect book and magazine blocks, hot-melt bonding is used. This technology is in demand due to its availability and the ability to quickly fasten many sheets into a single brochure. In addition, thermal binding is suitable for documents with any requirements. It is used to secure presentations, financial reports, technical documentation, diplomas, dissertations and other important documents.

Flyer printing technology: advantages and disadvantages Flyers belong to the category of demanded types of printed advertising. Their popularity is due to many reasons. Firstly, such advertising can be prepared independently. With a limited budget, independent writing of advertising text and design selection is allowed. If the budget is unlimited, then it is recommended to entrust this work to qualified designers.

UV printing applications in the printing industry In modern printing, much attention is paid to the quality of printing. The image must be clear, bright and durable. The service life of the product itself, for example, an advertising structure, an exhibition stand or a stained-glass window, depends on how long the drawing or inscription lasts.

How to design invitation cards? During the organization of the wedding, there is a need for the design of invitations. Moreover, it is desirable that they be made in the style of the wedding. You can make your own invitations. However, for this you need to take into account several rules and requirements for invitation cards.

Apparel printing methods: thermal transfer and full color To give clothes originality, various printing technologies on fabrics are used today. The introduction of these technologies allows you to get T-shirts, jackets, shorts, baseball caps and other clothes with any images or text. For this, thermal transfer and full-color printing methods are most often used.

Promotional products as an effective advertising tool At the moment, promotional souvenirs are an effective advertising tool. They are popular because they help to attract a potential client and draw his attention to the company. On things the logo of the organization is placed. They can be both budget (pens, calendars) and expensive (leather bags, watches). You should figure out what tasks souvenirs perform.

Printing color specifications Color rendition is the reproduction of original colors in a photograph, picture, screen, etc. Thanks to innovative technologies, it is possible to obtain millions of shades on a PC or TV display and several hundred on paper. When transferring an image from a computer file to paper, color distortion is often observed. Various factors can affect color accuracy. You need to figure out how to get the right shade when printing.

Application and features of operational printing Today the most important resource is time. This fact explains the demand for operational printing. It is used for the manufacture of printed products during the day. It usually takes 1-2 hours to print printed materials.

Phone stand logo printing process For drawing images on a tree or plywood the technology of the ultra-violet press is used. It allows you to get an exclusive product or make the interior more stylish. This technology is used to decorate doors, paintings, photos on boards, icons, countertops, chairs, benches, screens, partitions, etc. Today it is also often used to give originality to wooden phone stands.

Plotter cutting features To cut the material to the substrate, the technology of plotter cutting is used. It is also necessary for carving, punching and cutting material along the contour of the image.
The name plotter cutting comes from the apparatus that is used to perform it - the plotter. In literal translation, this device means a device for automatic drawing. However, this term does not fit the plotter. This device is not intended for drawing, but for cutting along the contour.

Why is badge printing so popular? A badge is an original accessory that can be imprinted with any image or text. Such an accessory can be regarded as a cute addition to any outfit: t-shirts, shirts and even baseball caps or panama hats. It attracts the attention of passers-by. Therefore, many brands use sunset badges in their promotional campaigns aimed at a younger target audience.

Material selection for business cards Today, business cards are considered an important element of business communications. Despite the development of digital technologies, these printing products are still in demand. This is due to the fact that a business card can be shared with a potential partner or client at any opportunity. This will take one second. At the same time, nothing is required from a potential partner or client. They won't have to get acquainted with the person who offers services, write down a new contact on the phone, etc.

How to get a photo for a pillar by May 9 In Russia, for many years there has been a tradition to take to the streets of their city on Victory Day with banners in their hands. On these banners it is customary to post photos of relatives who took part in the Second World War. This action is called the Immortal Regiment. It is held so that the descendants do not forget about the great feat.

Why do I need to fold drawings? Engineering and design companies use many different format drawings. These drawings require storage in a standard unified form. For this, folding is used. As part of this procedure, the sheets are folded. As a result, large-sized drawings (A0 or A1) are transformed into compact formats (A4).

Laser printing: pros and cons of laser printers For high-quality printing of texts and graphics on plain paper, a laser printer is often used. Its demand is due to the high speed of printing and minimal costs for consumables.
The main element of the laser printer is the photoconductor. This is a cylinder-shaped roller. Due to electrical effects and laser technology, toner adheres to the drum unit and is transferred to the paper.


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