Photo Issues

To add a photo to an existing recipe, from your mobile device, go to any index u...

If the original photos are not fuzzy, the printed photos will be clear as well. ...

You can arrange a recipe's photos pretty much any way you might like beyond the ...

To have your recipe photos positions different than the default before/top of re...

You cannot use PDFs in our program. You need to convert them to JPEG files and t...

Family Cookbook Project (and most web sites) accept JPG photos only. If you are ...

To have recipe photos on the left and text on the right, you'll first want to en...

You need to go to your photo manager and select a photo by clicking on the "Edit...

You can add a photo in JPEG format to a recipe when you first add the recipe. To...

You can add photos to the front of your cookbook a couple ways. 1. You can uplo...

When you use the Cookbook Picture Manager, each photo gets its own full page (ni...

You can add a photo to a divider by using the photo manager and uploading the im...

Go to the edit recipe page with the photo and click on the "[Edit Photo]" link b...

To have only your uploaded photo on the cover (or no image at all), go to Editor...

To have only your uploaded photo on the dividers (or no image at all), go to Edi...

Go to Editor Tools>Recipe Picture Manager. Scroll to the bottom and you'll se...

Go to the recipe to edit. Click [Edit Photo] in the thumbnail area. In that scre...

The custom pages are a bit more advanced. Click the insert photo icon (second ro...

If you have uploaded a photo and it is rotated sideways or upside down you can r...

Images MUST be in JPG format to be used in your cookbook. GIFs, HEIC and BMPs wi...

By default, recipe photos come ahead of the recipe. If there is room on the prio...

The easiest way to create a new page with a photo on it is to use the "Custom Pa...

The cookbook can be previewed in two formats. One is with all the photos (which ...