Living Page vs Snapester

Living Page converts PDF, Word and PowerPoint files into page turning links or embeds, shows who read what, and can place documents behind a paywall.

Snapester captures tabs, regions or clipboard images through a Chrome extension and sends them to a web editor for backgrounds, annotations and social sized exports.

About Living Page

Living Page turns documents into flipbooks that open from a shareable link or an embed on a website, with the sender's branding applied. It accepts PDF, Word, PowerPoint and EPUB files and reports reading behaviour such as opens, downloads and how far readers get through a document. A workspace organizes files by client, which suits agencies and freelancers sharing catalogues, brochures, menus or pitch decks, and reading analytics can be passed on to those clients. A newer payments feature puts a paywall on any page for a 2.5% fee per sale. The free plan includes three flipbooks with no page limits, and a no signup trial produces a link that lasts 24 hours.

About Snapester

Snapester is a screenshot beautifier for developers, makers and creators who share product visuals on social media. A Chrome extension grabs a full tab, a selected region, a clipboard image or an upload, and passes it to a browser based editor. There, users add wallpapers, gradients or their own background, adjust padding and corner radius, stack several images, and annotate with text, curved arrows, shapes, blur regions and emoji. Presets size the canvas for Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, stories, LinkedIn and Open Graph. Output options include PNG, JPG and WebP, plus GIF and MP4 when a motion background is used. A free tier and a Pro plan are offered.