A small desktop app that turns a PDF into a fast, lag-free interactive flipbook — page-turn animation, pen annotation tool, zoom. Everything runs locally on your computer; your PDF is never uploaded anywhere. Choose to save a single file (good for emailing, or handing to someone), or a website folder (loads instantly once hosted, instead of making a visitor's browser download the whole book before it shows page 1).
This app isn't signed with an Apple developer certificate, so macOS Gatekeeper will warn you the first time you open it. To open it anyway:
Flipbook Rasterizer.app and choose Open.You only need to do this once — after that it opens normally. (If your Mac doesn't show an Open option in that first dialog, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down, and click Open Anyway next to the mention of this app.)
This app isn't signed with a paid Microsoft certificate, so Windows SmartScreen will flag it the first time you run it. To run it anyway:
Built from github.com/plaster-parapet/flipbook-rasterizer (open source).