• Password Protect A Collection

  Password Protect Your Collection Adding a password to your collection lets you share the link freely while keeping the contents visible only to people you've authorized. You can add multiple unique passwords, assign them to specific users, and manage or remove them at any time. Why Password Protect? A public link is convenient — but sometimes your content is for a specific audience. Internal training materials, client deliverables, gated resources, oSome readers

• Add and Arrange Booklets in Your Collection

  Add and Arrange Booklets in Your Collection Your collection is only as useful as the booklets inside it. This article covers how to add booklets from your library, reorder them, and remove ones that no longer belong. How to Add Booklets Open your Dashboard and click the Your Collections tab. Find your collection in the Current Collections list and click the Edit (pencil) icon. In the Collection Editor, click Add More iSome readers

• Create a Collection

  Create a Collection A Collection lets you group multiple Simplebooklets together and display them on a dedicated webpage — like a data room, resource hub, or branded library. You can customize its layout, appearance, and behavior to create a polished, professional browsing experience for your audience. How to Create a Collection Open your Dashboard and click the Your Collections tab. Click + Create CollectionSome readers

• Collection Custom Domain and Link

  Add a Custom Domain to Your Simplebooklet You can use your own domain to replace the simplebooklet.com part of your Simplebooklet's weblink. A custom domain can point to a single Simplebooklet, a specific Collection, or serve as the default domain used for all weblinks in your account. Why Use a Custom Domain? Using a custom domain builds credibility and professionalism with your audience. When people see your own domain in the link you share, thSome readers

• Why Collections?

  Why Collections? Most people share one booklet at a time. A Collection changes that — giving your audience one link to your entire content library, on a branded page that works as hard as your best booklet does. The Problem with Sharing One Booklet at a Time Every time you publish something new — a product update, a new service guide, a seasonal catalog — you're starting the sharing process from scratch. You send a link. The reader opens it, readsFew readers

• Share your Collection

  Share Your Collection Once your collection is ready, the Share panel gives you everything you need to get it in front of your audience — a shareable link, embed code, QR code, and password protection all in one place. How to Open the Share Panel Open your Dashboard and click the Your Collections tab. Find your collection and click the Edit (pencil) icon. Click the Share button in the top-right corner of the Collection EditoFew readers

• Customize Your Collection

  Customize Your Collection The Layout tab in the Collection Editor lets you control how your collection page looks — your logo, background, and header bar. Here's how each option works. How to Open Layout Settings Open your Dashboard and click the Your Collections tab. Find your collection and click the Edit (pencil) icon. In the Collection Editor, click Layout in the left toolbar. Logo Click Logo to open the loFew readers

• Troubleshoot Collections

  Troubleshoot Collections Something not working the way you expected? Here are the most common issues with Collections and how to fix them. My collection page isn't loading Try these steps in order: Hard-refresh the page (Cmd+Shift+R on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+R on Windows) to clear any cached version. Open the collection link in a private/incognito browser window. If it loads there, a browser extension may be interfering. Check that the link you're using is the current share linkFew readers

• Collection Navigation Settings

  Collection Navigation Settings The Navigation tab in the Collection Editor controls what interactive elements appear on your collection page — from your collection title and contact details to sharing icons and how each booklet opens. How to Open Navigation Settings Open your Dashboard and click the Your Collections tab. Find your collection and click the Edit (pencil) icon. In the Collection Editor, click Navigation in theFew readers

• Collections FAQ

  Collections FAQ Answers to the most common questions about Simplebooklet Collections. How many booklets can I add to a collection? There's no limit. You can add as many booklets as you like to a single collection. How many collections can I have? You can create multiple collections on all plans. There's no cap on the number of collections in your account. Can I add the same booklet to more than one collection? Yes. A booklet can appear in as many collections as you want.Few readers

• What are Collections?

  What Are Collections? A Collection is a curated webpage that brings multiple Simplebooklets together in one place — giving your audience a single link to explore everything you've published. Why Use a Collection? Most content doesn't live in a single document. You have a product catalog, a price list, a lookbook, an onboarding guide — and right now, they're scattered across separate links. Every time you share, you're deciding which one to send, aFew readers

• Transfer your Collection

  Transfer Your Collection You can move a Collection — and all the Simplebooklets inside it — into a Team Account so everyone on your team can access and manage them together. How It Works When you transfer a Collection: All Simplebooklets you own inside the collection will move with it. Simplebooklets that belong to another account (shared booklets) will stay with their original owner — only your own booklets transfer. After the transfer,Few readers

• Collections in your Navbar

  Collections in Your Navbar You can add a link to any of your collections directly inside an individual booklet's navbar. This gives readers a way to discover and browse your full library without ever leaving the booklet they're already in. Why Add a Collection to Your Navbar? When a reader finishes a booklet — or finds it interesting enough to want more — they have nowhere to go unless you give them somewhere. Adding your collection to the navbarFew readers