Litrato: Photo books

Litrato: Photo books

by EUGENE SANTI EVANGELISTA

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  • Released
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  • July 31, 2026
  • August 8, 2026
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Litrato turns the photos already in your library into beautifully bound photo books — not just another grid. Gather your pictures into libraries, chapters, and sub-chapters, group several onto a single page, and write a title and caption right on the paper. Then close the editor and read your book: a warm, paper-textured reader with real page-turns, chapter opener pages, and running heads, just like a printed monograph. • Organize your iCloud photos into books, chapters, and albums • Group photos onto shared pages and arrange them by hand • Write titles and captions directly on the page • An immersive reader with page-curl, chapter dividers, and per-album maps • Export and share your books as PDF or EPUB • Face ID keeps your books yours to edit • Syncs across your devices with iCloud Your photos deserve more than a camera roll.
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What's New in Litrato

1.1

August 8, 2026

Litrato 1.1 Scan your old prints, and put every photo exactly where it belongs. • Scan Printed Photos — Bring shoebox photographs into your library with the camera. Tell Litrato roughly when each was taken — a year, or a full date if you remember — so they fall into place in your books and timeline. • Adjust a Photo's Date — Correct when a photo was taken, right from its info panel. Changes sync to Apple Photos and back. • Arrange Your Shelf — Drag books into any order you like. • A More Book-Like Reader — Turn pages with a swipe up or down, and see the stack of pages beside the one you're reading. • Settings — Choose your page character, page edges, haptics, and how iCloud uses cellular data. • Refinements throughout, and photos removed from Apple Photos no longer leave blank pages.

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