You’ll then be taken back to the main Blurb workspace. Now your page has three photo boxes, all neatly lined up – yea!ĥ) Save your layout by clicking “Apply and Save to My Layouts” and you can give it any name that helps you identify it. Now if you want the square to line up from top to bottom with the longer vertical box, click on the new square box, hold shift and click on the long vertical box.Click “Align horizontal” to line up from left to right.Lining up the two yellow boxes from left to right Click on the new square box, hold shift and click on the original square box you want it to line up with (both boxes should be highlighted in yellow).But don’t trust your eyes! You’ll be pretty annoyed at yourself if your book comes back and it’s slightly off.Drag the box into the general area where you want to line it up by eyeballing it first.After making my square, I clicked on “Duplicate” to make another photo box exactly like the firstĤ) You can see above that the Duplicate function created a copy of the box, but it randomly placed it on the page.Dragged the bottom of the container and made it smaller, into a square.Edit Layout Mode in Blurbģ) If you click on any “Image container” you can resize it, drag it, move it etc… Here I decided to turn this two photo layout to a three photo layout. I clicked on the layout at the top left of the page which you can see has a green checkmark to show that I’ve selected it.Ģ) Now click the first button at the top “Edit Layout” which takes you to the editing mode. Here I’ve selected this simple two photo layout to modify. To make it easier, I suggest selecting the pre-made layout that is closest to what you’re looking for and edit that layout instead of starting from scratch.
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How to create customizable layouts in Blurbġ) If you’re in Blurb’s BookSmart program ( download Blurb’s software for free here) and you’ve gone through the few steps to choose book size and basic theme, you’ll come to the main workspace.
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(btw I’m on a MacBook Pro using Blurb BookSmart Version 2.2, but it should be similar for you.) Since I think it’s always helpful to have visuals, I have some screenshots that will make it easy to follow.
That’s actually what I spend most of my days doing, but on a topic that is not as fun as making photo books! I thought I’d share my response to one of my blog readers who asked a question about customizable layouts on Blurb which I had mentioned in an earlier post. Looking for the latest Blurb deals including the recent 67% off Blurb Groupon?
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