
A flipbook is the same pages, whichever way you read them. But how it turns changes how it feels. ShareGreet’s in-app viewer lets you switch between five styles, and the choice is remembered on your device.

In the viewer, a row of style chips sits under the book, and there is a style button in the top bar. In the flipbook builder the same chips sit under the live preview, so you can see how your book will look while you add pages.
| Style | What you see | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Page curl | One page. The bottom corner lifts and the page folds over. The page you turned stays visible as a strip on the left. | Phones, and a classic feel |
| Open book | Two pages side by side. The cover starts alone in the middle, then the book opens. Turned pages land on the left. | Tablets and wider screens |
| Hardcover 3D | Two pages, and each leaf swings over the spine in perspective, with shading as it turns. | Showing off a special book |
| Cover flow | Pages in a row. The one you are on is in front, and the ones either side are tilted. | Browsing quickly |
| Slide | One page slides after another, nothing fancy. | Small screens, or a quick look |
The two-page styles show each page at about half the width, so text looks smaller on a narrow screen.
The style is a choice for the person reading in the app. The shared link has its own page-turning book that opens on any phone, and the video version flips pages on its own. See save a flipbook as a video.
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Yes. The style is only about how you read it in the app. Switch it any time with the chips under the book.
No. The shared link and the video use their own page turn.
Yes. The style you pick is remembered on that device.
Page curl or slide, because they give each page the most room.