Written in another language?
It prints.
Your emails, posts and blogs print in the language you wrote them, each in its own script: Korean, Arabic, Russian, Hindi and many others. We print your words; we don't translate them. The labels your book adds, like Table of Contents, month names and dates, stay in English, and so does this site.
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We print. We don't translate.
Your words stay in the language you wrote them. We don't translate or correct them.
Your book's own labels stay in English.
Table of Contents, month names, dates, and the From and To on each email print in English, even in a book written wholly in Korean.
Hebrew and Arabic books open like English books.
Your book's spine is on the left and page one is at the front, whatever language your words are in.
Forwarding from an email app in another language.
We find an email's writer and date in the lines your email app adds to a forward, and we read those lines in English and a few European languages. In another language, the email's words still print, but it can land under your name, on the day you forwarded it, with those lines above it. To keep its writer and date, forward it as an attachment from a computer.
Foil and PDF title lines.
The foil on a linen cover's spine stamps only Western European letters, so a title in another alphabet leaves that spine blank. The printed jacket keeps your title. The title line you can add to an uploaded PDF has the same limit, so in another alphabet it prints no line.
How it works.
Bring in what you've saved.
Forward your emails, or import your Facebook and Instagram posts or your blog. They sit beside anything you've saved in English.
Add your title and dedication.
The pages you use to make your book are in English, but you can type your book's title and your dedication in your own language.
Preview it, then order.
See a free sample of your book, then approve a proof of every page before you pay.
Languages that print.
Your book prints 100+ languages, each in its own script. Here are some of them.
Chinese, Japanese and Korean
Japanese prints, though a few kanji take the shape Chinese readers know.
Arabic and Hebrew
Each in its own script, with Hebrew's vowel points.
Europe
Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Russian, Ukrainian, Greek and others, accents included.
India and Sri Lanka
Hindi, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia and Sinhala.
Southeast Asia
Thai, Lao, Khmer and Burmese.
And others
Armenian, Georgian, Amharic, Tibetan and more.
Questions.
Will you translate my emails or posts?
No. Your words print in the language you wrote them, and we don't translate them.
What if an email mixes languages?
It prints too. A few words of Korean in an English email print in their own script, right where they were written.
Does another language cost more?
No. A book's price goes by its pages, not its language. You see the exact price before you pay.
I've written a manuscript in another language. Is this for me?
Probably not. We make books from what you've already saved: your emails, posts, blogs, photos and scanned pages. We don't lay out a manuscript, and we can't print a book that opens from the right.
Do emojis print too?
Yes, in color. More on emojis in your book.