What are photo book itinerary (info) pages?

As the name says, itinerary pages are like a table of contents for your travels. They are a great way to showcase the different places you visited at the start of your photo book, highlight experiences and insert your favourite photos. The predesigned timeline elements help to organise your stories by day, date or location.

  • Each itinerary page contains the following elements:

    1. Title/Subtitles

    2. Timeline elements:
    Each template includes a design for 3, 5, 10 & 15 timeline elements.

    3. Photos

    You can customise the text and photos. The design is fixed, however, you can delete certain elements and add your own.

    You can use our extensive clipart library to add travel icons, illustrations and flags.

HOW IT WORKS?

1. Browse our templates

Look through all our templates before you start editing.

2. Click on the 'Start Here' Button to enter our dedicated editor

You can find this button on every product page and here on the main Itinerary Design page too. After entering the editor, select 'Itinerary Pages' and select your photo book size. You will see all the available designs for your photos book size and format.

Please note, you don't have to purchase anything until you are finished with your design.

3. Edit your design

You can edit as many designs as you wish, make sure to save them and create an account. Watch our tutorials to learn more about the editor.

4. Purchase/Checkout

When you are finished with your design, add it to your cart in the editor. Come back to main website and purchase the Itinerary Page product. Enter the email address and project name used in the editor. All payments are handled on the main website.

Download

In one working day after purchase you will receive a an email with the download link. You have 15 days to download your order.

Browse our templates

Please note, we added a very limited selection of templates in A4 Landscape size. More sizes and templates are going to be added every day in the coming weeks.

Watch our Itinerary Page Creation Tutorial