You make a photo book by voice by opening klikkie, tapping the microphone and saying what your book is about. klikkie agent helps you pick your best photos, designs the pages and writes the captions. Want something changed? Just say it, and you only pay when you order.
Key Takeaways
To make a photo book by voice, you open klikkie, tap the microphone and say what the book is about. klikkie agent then helps you choose your best photos, lays out the pages and writes the captions. You change anything by simply saying so.
You talk the way you would to a friend who is helping you. For example “Make a book of our summer in Portugal”, “Help me choose the best photos from our holiday” or “Put this photo on the cover”. Below you read what klikkie agent does, how it works step by step, what you can ask for and who it suits best.
How do you make a photo book by voice?
You open klikkie, tap the microphone and say what your book is about, and that is the whole start. Here it is step by step.
- Open klikkie at books.klikkie.com on your phone, tablet or laptop. There is nothing to install.
- Tap the microphone and allow access when your browser asks.
- Say what your book is about, for example “a book of our summer in Portugal”.
- Add your photos. The whole folder is fine. klikkie helps you pick the best ones.
- Talk through the changes until the book feels right, then order it.
Once your photos are in, a first version of your book takes about 2 minutes. From there you can keep shaping it for as long as you like. Want more say in the selection? Read how to choose the photos for your book. And before you order, it pays to check every page, caption and the cover.
What does klikkie agent do when you talk to it?
klikkie agent turns what you say into a finished photo book. Instead of dragging photos onto pages one by one, you have a conversation. You stay the director and klikkie is the designer.
It picks, it arranges and it writes. You hear and see what it does, and you steer with a few words. Ask for a calmer layout, a different cover or shorter captions, and the book changes in front of you.
Behind it is klikkie, the photo book service from Amsterdam that has helped more than 360,000 people get their photos off their phone and into print. You make the same photo books you already know, like Travel, Adventure, Pet, Year, Classic and Baby. Only the way you make them is new.
What can you ask for while you talk?
You can ask for anything you would ask a friend who is helping you make the book. A few examples:
| What you say | What happens |
|---|---|
| “Make a book of our summer in Portugal” | klikkie gets going and the first pages appear, with layout and captions. |
| “Show me what you left out” | You see which photos made the book and which did not. |
| “Remove every photo of my ex” | Gone, without pointing them out one by one. |
| “Put that photo on the cover” | New cover. klikkie also suggests one based on your photos. |
| “Make the whole book calmer” | Every page changes at once, not page by page. |
| “Write captions for it” | Text appears next to your photos, so you never face a blank page. |
Found more photos later? They land in the right spot in your book on their own. klikkie also remembers your style, so your next book starts where the last one ended. Looking for more ideas? Here is a list of things you can say to klikkie agent.
Why is a conversation easier than building a book by hand?
A conversation is easier because you only describe what you want, and klikkie does the picking, arranging and writing. Those three jobs are exactly where most books get stuck. 9 out of 10 books people start are never made, and it is rarely because of the photos.
When you talk, you skip that work. You say “the day at the beach with grandma” and klikkie finds it. You say “calmer” and the whole book changes at once. No menus, no tiny buttons and no empty text boxes staring back at you. For a lot of people, that makes it the easiest way to create a photo book. Curious about the difference in more detail? Read why talking instead of typing works so well.
Who gets the most out of making a book by talking?
Anyone who has the photos but not the time or patience to build a book by hand gets the most out of it.
- Busy parents with thousands of photos of the kids on their phone.
- Grandparents who would rather tell the story than type it.
- Young people who want a book of a trip, a festival summer or a year abroad, made straight from their phone.
- Anyone on a phone, where saying something is easier than tapping through screens.
Can you type if you prefer?
Yes, you can type whenever you prefer and switch back to talking at any moment. Talking and typing both work in the same conversation. Some things are simply easier to type, like an unusual name. If your browser blocks the microphone, klikkie moves over to the chat and explains how to allow it on your device.
What does a photo book made by voice cost?
A photo book made by voice costs the same as any other klikkie photo book. Books start at €14, and you only pay when you order. Talking to klikkie agent costs nothing extra. If you are looking for the best photo book service for people who want it simple, this is a good place to start. See all klikkie photo books and their sizes.
What people say about klikkie
4.6 from more than 3,400 reviews in the App Store, Google Play and on Google.
“Made 2 books in size L. Very easy and from my phone. They are amazing. They look very professional. …”
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“Great fun and very easy to make a lovely photo book with Klikkie... anyone can do it... A wonderful experience.”
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“The book looks really good, lovely colours, and was easy to put together.”
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“Easy to put a photo book together, and the photos in the 10 x 10 cm book are incredibly clear and sharp”
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“I think this is my 5th or 6th book. Very satisfied 😊 beautiful covers, lovely books and fast delivery. I’ll definitely order from Klikkie again 🤩”
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“Very nice and lovely compact photo book. Really happy with it, my memories are captured in such a fun way”
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