# From a list of recipes to paper.

> Group recipes into a book with sections and a cover, pick classic, editorial, ribbon or linen, and export a PDF in A4, A5 or A6 that matches the preview.

Published: 22 September 2026.

A cookbook is a named set of recipes from your library. You pick them when you create the book, and you can add more later. Sections such as Desserts or Weeknights keep a long book from becoming one pile. The same recipe can sit in more than one book.

The cover and the closing page are editable: a short kicker, a headline, a line for the recipe count, and a closing note. The page design is one of four: classic, editorial, ribbon or linen. Color can follow a theme or a color you choose.

## The PDF

Paper size is A4 for a home printer, A5 for a small booklet, or A6 for a pocket book. The preview is the PDF itself, so what you see is what prints. From there you print the pages or save the file.

Photos on a recipe travel with it into the book. Ingredients that never got an amount stay visible as gaps, the same way they do in the library, so you can fix them before the pages go to paper.