Clear answers before you begin.

A personalized booklet that brings together verified photos, memories, stories, and words of appreciation for one recipient.

No. You choose a starting direction and provide source material through guided intake. The production team shapes and reviews the booklet before proof release.

You can change an eligible package before payment. The system recalculates the included copies, pages, contributor allowance, revisions, and fulfillment type.

Standard packages begin with their listed page allowance. Additional designed pages may be added when available, and custom Legacy projects can support longer formats.

Guided prompts help you share traits, stories, favorite moments, sayings, relationships, and the message you want the recipient to feel.

Yes. A customer can issue a private, scoped contributor invitation for a specific project.

No. Contributor access is limited to the permitted contribution workflow and does not provide customer-workspace access.

Original uploads remain associated with the TributeBooklets project. Cropping, scaling, positioning, and framing may be used for production without changing who appears in a photograph.

Not necessarily. The team can recommend photo needs and continue structuring verified text, but adequate photos improve the final design.

You should upload only material you own or have permission to use. The content-rights page explains the project-specific permission model.

Yes. You review a private proof and approve one exact, immutable proof version.

No. Later production changes require a new export and proof version; the already approved artifact remains unchanged.

Requests are attached to the project, proof version, and page number. Your package states the included correction rounds.

A correction for an error introduced by TributeBooklets does not consume a customer revision allowance.

A post-approval change requires formally reopening production, creating a new proof, and obtaining approval again when appropriate.

No. Shipping is calculated separately for physical orders and displayed before final order submission.

No shipping charge is collected for a digital-only order.

No. Rush service changes production timing only. Expedited shipping, when available, is a separate charge.

Yes. Printed projects support quantity-tier pricing. Included copies remain distinct from paid additional copies.

Eligible reorders must reference the exact approved proof version, never a draft or superseded proof.

Projects are private by default and separated by customer identity. Public use requires separate, specific permission.

You retain ownership. You provide a limited service license so TributeBooklets can create, proof, produce, deliver, and support your project.

Not unless you separately approve the specific wording, photograph, or booklet page for public use.

The service is designed to retain payment-provider references rather than raw payment-card data.

The policy center explains privacy, rights, revisions, refunds, and the current service-terms overview in plain language.

No. Customers can use Google or a TributeBooklets email-and-password account. ChatGPT is not required for customer access.

Use the password-recovery path from customer sign-in. Project-specific support should remain connected to the authenticated account whenever possible.

Open Support and choose the privacy or accessibility path. Never send passwords, authentication codes, or full payment-card details.