Photobook - Reviews and experiences

Was unsure before ordering, used for holiday photos, colours actually surprised me

Saw it at a shop; sharp, nice colour — told sis.

Love it, seriously — super easy to make, fast delivery and great quality; tried others before, this one's my go-to.

I was halfway through flipping it — the paper feels solid, photos sharp and colours true. The hardback is sturdy though the first spread sat a bit stiff. Cheaper ones disappointed me before.

Was scrambling after my phone died on the flight, needed a physical backup of our Alaska–SF trip. Ordered, app was easy, service replied fast, delivery tracked, arrived quickly.

Put our wedding photos in a photobook — templates made it fast, print quality is solid and shipping was quick. I look through it on weekend mornings; one spread had a slight colour shift.

I had that tiny moment flipping through the photobook on my couch and actually laughed, knew it'd been worth it. Uses daily at breakfast, surprising print quality and the pages feel proper nice too.

At my kitchen table, clipping the first tag to my carry-on I knew I was happy — print crisp and strap tougher than expected. Ordering was simple, delivery quick. Do check postage costs; it’s pricier than others.

Love the Imagewrap book. Pages feel sturdy and the print colour is spot on. The editor's dead simple, I messed around and it looked great. I've tried cheaper places before; this beats them. Small delivery delay.

Totally happy I went for this photobook. I needed something simple for Great-Grandma — family photos, and after a few dodgy print jobs I was sceptical. It was actually easy to put together, soft cover felt nice and she loved flipping through it. Fast delivery too, and will recommend it.

I wasn't sure at first. A friend showed me their photobook after a trip and I thought, do I have time for this? We tried it anyway. Two months editing later, it became a habit for me and my wife. Gives photos new meaning.

Packed boxes stared at me as I tracked a parcel that never showed. I paid extra for express because of a mid-week move. Promised Wednesday, then Friday after a call, and still nothing. Staff were polite on the phone but the delivery estimates are useless. Won't risk paying extra again.

good feel, nice print. Shipping was still pricier than expected, but I’m actually glad I ordered.

Needed a small photobook after we moved and wanted our messy photo pile condensed. The editor suggested layouts per page which saved me time — I swapped in a couple. Paper feels sturdy and smooth, print looks fine. Not flawless (a slight colour shift on one spread) but solid.

Been using this photobook app for years — I make a little album every holiday and toss in random snaps from my phone. The printed book feels sturdy and pages sit flat, colours are usually spot-on. Sometimes the auto-layout shuffles captions weirdly and uploads can drag, but it's easy to tweak. Not perfect, but a handy way to keep memories on the shelf.

the ordering site is a bit fiddly and delivery could be quicker.

I remember pulling the box onto my kitchen table after work. Been using Photobook UK for just over five years now, mostly lay-flat hardcovers around 40 pages. First impression was that the online designer is simple and no nonsense. The day I knew I was happy was when I opened three new books and the printing matched exactly what I saw on screen — colours, binding, the lot. A bit pricey sometimes, but solid results and easy sharing online.

I almost didn't bother — wary because I've worked in print for years and seen tricky reproductions. The web app looked simple so I ran a small test to check colour and layout. The interface is straightforward, not flashy, lets you nudge text and images where you want; there were a few tiny alignment hassles but nothing fatal. I ordered five copies (hardback and softcover) and they matched the preview. My pre-purchase doubts mostly faded. I've had sloppy colour matches elsewhere, so this was a pleasant surprise — not thrilled, but pleased; delivery was on time and packaging was decent.

I could forward a preview to friends and see an electronic version — didn’t expect that. Paper, binding, covers and print were all good, and there were upgrade options if you want nicer materials.

I was flipping through the photos from our spring road trip and thought, hey, let’s make a photobook — the site looked straightforward and the book itself turned out really nice, colours were good, paper felt solid. I ordered it the same evening, kind of excited to give it to my sister. But then I got an email saying a photobook had been “shared” with me, and when I checked the link in a private window I realised my private photos were visible to anyone with that link. Not cool. I mean, the book printing was great, but that Share-it thing? There was no obvious way to switch it off or to make the images private again.