Our Curator

The editor's eye,
built into the upload.

Add your photos. The curator helps review quality, identify duplicates, and organize a chaptered starting point. You stay in control of every page.

Try the curator
The engine

Four passes over your photos,
with you in control.

Reads every frame

Photo quality signals help you review sharpness, exposure, and resolution. Your account saves the book as you work; see our Privacy Policy for how photos are handled.

Clears the duplicates

Ten near-identical frames of the same sunset become the one that actually works. Bursts, blinks, and blurs get quietly set aside.

Finds the story

Dates and locations group your shots into days and places, so the book reads as a journey instead of a shuffle.

Writes the chapters

AI drafts chapter titles and captions from the time and place of each set — a starting point you can rewrite in a tap.

The interface

A studio, not a settings page.

See your draft book the moment curation finishes — then make it yours. Drag to reorder, tap to swap, rewrite a caption, and watch the spread update live.

Curating your book…

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  • Reading your photos
  • Removing duplicates
  • Grouping by place & day
  • Designing your pages

Grouping by place & day. 53 percent. 42 of 80 photos.

How the stages look

Read → dedupe → group → design.

This illustration uses the studio’s progress component with sample photos and fixed demonstration values. It explains the stages; it is not processing your photos or measuring how long your book will take.

Illustrative score panel. Values are examples, not measurements of the photo shown.
Illustrative spread with stock photos, not a printed sample. Your studio preview uses your own photos.
You approve everything

The curator proposes — you decide. Swap any photo, edit any caption, reorder any chapter. Nothing prints without your sign-off.

Suggestions you can review

Photo quality and available date and location information help organize a draft. Review the suggestions: the photos that matter most are yours to choose.

Let the curator do the first draft.

Choose a book, create your account, and add your photos. Review and edit your draft before you order a printed copy.

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