If you can lay out prints on a table, you can make a zine here. No design software needed.
Free to design. Pay once per zine. Print anywhere.
Sequencing is how a set of photographs becomes a story. Print your pictures and lay them on the floor if you can: it’s still the best way to find an order. Then bring that order here, where trying another is just a drag away.
Pick a layout you like and drag your photographs onto it. Not quite right? Change the layout in one click.
Open the studioA5 or A4, portrait or landscape.
Private Weather
The Light Was
Passing
Fleeting
unfinished
Soft Departure
Nothing Happened Here
2
Almost Somewhere
Zines are made to be shared. Here, yours sits alongside work by photographers who care about the same things, in front of people looking for something new to read and buy. Show your work, and find others making theirs.
Ways to open, pace and close a set of photographs.
Why a rough printed copy shows what a screen can’t, and how to make one at home.
Coated or uncoated, weight and finish: what each does to your photographs.
Zine House is a place to make, show and find photo zines, run by photographers. Whether it’s a first experiment or a finished edition, the work stays yours.
About Zine HouseDrag and drop your photographs. Change a layout in one click.
Designing and printing at home are free. You only pay for the print-ready PDF, and there’s no subscription.
Take the PDF to any printer, online or local.
Your photographs stay on your computer while you work.
Lay them out as you would on a table, find the order, and turn the pages before you print. Free to design.
Evidence of Ordinary Days
