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# Update a Simplebooklet from Adobe Express

# Update a Simplebooklet from Adobe Express

If you've already published a Simplebooklet and want to refresh the design without losing your weblink, QR code, or audience reports, the **Update with new design** button in the Adobe Express integration is built for exactly that. Push a new Adobe Express design into an existing Simplebooklet and everything else stays put — same URL, same analytics history, same shares already out in the world. This article walks you through how to use it.

|| Available on all plans.

### When to Use This

Update with new design is the right move when you want to:

* **Refresh a seasonal catalog** without giving every retail partner a new link.

* **Push monthly updates** to a recurring newsletter or report and keep the link in your email signature working.

* **Iterate on a design** without losing the engagement history you've built up.

* **Fix a typo or swap a photo** in a Simplebooklet that's already in circulation.

If you're starting fresh with a brand-new piece of content instead, see [Create from Adobe Express](link) for the new-booklet flow.


### Before You Start

* Have your updated design ready in Adobe Express.

* Make sure you've connected your Simplebooklet account at least once before. If you haven't, see [Create from Adobe Express](link) for the connect flow.


### Step 1: Open the Share Menu in Adobe Express

With your updated design finalized, click **Share** in the top-right corner of the Adobe Express editor.


### Step 2: Open the Simplebooklet App

In the Share file panel, click **Simplebooklet**. If you don't see it, click **Show all**, scroll to **More options**, and find Simplebooklet there.


### Step 3: Go to the Library Tab

The Simplebooklet popup opens. Click the **Library** tab to see your **25 most recent Simplebooklets**.

If you see a "Not Connected" message instead, jump to the **Account** tab and click **Connect to Simplebooklet** first — once you're signed in, the Library tab unlocks and shows your booklets.


### Step 4: Find the Simplebooklet You Want to Update

Scroll through the Library to find the booklet you want to refresh. Each one shows a thumbnail and title so you can spot the right one quickly.


### Step 5: Click Update with New Design

Below the booklet you've picked, click **Update with new design**. Your current Adobe Express design replaces the existing content in that Simplebooklet. You'll get a confirmation when it's ready.


### What Stays the Same

When you update a Simplebooklet with a new design, all of this stays put:

* **The weblink** — Anyone you've already shared it with still has a working URL.

* **The QR code** — Print materials, signage, and business cards keep working.

* **Audience reports and analytics** — Your engagement history rolls forward, so you can see how the new design performs against the old one.

* **Access controls** — Passwords, lead gates, paywalls, and verified-email lists stay in place.

* **Sharing settings** — Embeds on your website continue to work without re-pasting code.


### What Gets Refreshed

The page content itself is replaced with your new Adobe Express design. If you'd added Simplebooklet-side enhancements (links, buttons, hotspots, narration) on top of the original design, you may need to re-apply them in the **Edit Tab** after updating.


### What's next?

Now that your Simplebooklet is updated:

* **Get to know the Edit Tab** — Re-apply any links, buttons, or hotspots after the design refresh.

* **Get to know the Reports Tab** — Compare engagement on the new design against the old one.

* **Get to know Preview Mode** — Flip through your updated booklet to make sure everything looks right before your audience does.