You folded and stapled a couple of hundred copies and there are people in other countries who will never get one. Put the same artwork behind a digital zine that turns like the paper version — no store, no app, no platform taking a cut of a thing you give away.
Spreads, overprint, type running off the edge — rendered exactly as you set it, rather than reflowed into something tidier than you wanted.
It is a link. Nobody reviews it, nobody lists it, and nobody takes a percentage of something you are giving away.
The people who cannot get a posted copy get the same object, on whatever phone they have, immediately.
Put a price on an issue and take payment directly, or keep it free and ask for nothing. Same document either way.
Export your zine as a PDF, upload it, and share the page-turning link. Your spreads, type and artwork are rendered exactly as designed.
Yes — pages render exactly as laid out, including full-bleed artwork and anything deliberately running off the edge. It is not reflowed into a web layout.
Yes. You can put a price on a document and take payment, so a back catalogue can be free and the current issue paid, or any mix you like.
No. They tap the link and read. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
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