Flipbook analytics
See what people actually read in your flipbooks
Flipbook Flow shows views, visitors, viewing time, pages per visit, most viewed pages, downloads and button clicks for every published flipbook.
Sending a PDF usually means guessing whether anyone read it. Flipbook Flow gives every published flipbook clear, simple numbers.
What you can measure
For each published flipbook you can see:
- Total views — how many times the flipbook was opened
- Unique visitors — how many different people opened it
- Average viewing time — how long readers typically stay
- Average pages per visit — how far people get
- Views over time — a simple chart of activity
- Most viewed pages — which pages get the most attention
- PDF downloads — when you allow downloads
- Button clicks — clicks on your call-to-action button
Filter everything by the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or all time.
Only real reader activity
Analytics count public reader visits only. Your own editing and preview time isn't counted, and repeated refreshes in the same visit don't inflate the numbers.
Private by design
Analytics show totals and trends, not individual people. There is no tracking of who a reader is.
How teams use it
- See which brochure pages prospects spend time on
- Check whether a newsletter was opened after sending
- Compare catalog pages to learn which products get attention
- Measure how often a printed QR code leads to a visit — see Flipbook With QR Code
Plans
Free workspaces see total views. Plus and Pro include the full analytics shown above. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Do readers need an account?
No. Anyone with the link can read, and visits are counted automatically.
Are embedded views counted?
Yes. Views from a flipbook embedded on your website are included.
Does analytics keep working after I update the PDF?
Yes. The link stays the same, so history stays with the flipbook. See Replace a PDF Without Changing the Link.
Start measuring your PDFs
Create a flipbook, explore features, or view pricing.
Related: can I track who reads my PDF? and embedding a flipbook on your website.