Blogtome automatically turns the published posts of a WordPress category into a print-ready PDF book – sorted chronologically, chapter by chapter. Ideal for travel blogs, journals, or project documentation you want to turn into a printed book or ebook.

Good to know

Because blog content can be built very differently depending on the blocks and plugins used, a perfect print result can’t be guaranteed 100% for every possible combination – for unusual or highly individual content, it’s worth checking the generated PDF before sending it to print.

Chapters & layout

Uses all published posts of a category as individual chapters, sorted chronologically – individual posts can be excluded, e.g. to leave out posts already included in a previous volume
Optional, automatically generated table of contents with clickable links and a freely editable heading
Two output profiles: Screen/Standard (A4, display-resolution images) or Print/HighRes (A4, full-resolution images) for sharper results when actually printing
One- or two-column layout, automatically switches to one column for chapters containing tables
Optional header with book title/subtitle, continuous or per-chapter page numbering
Freely choosable background and text colors for the title page and content
Optional cover image with adjustable size, plus a freely editable “About this book” text block

Supported block editor content

TablePress: embedded TablePress tables – including those inserted via shortcode – are recognized and automatically formatted for print
Spectra (formerly Ultimate Addons for Gutenberg / UAGB): image galleries, single images with captions, and container blocks are natively supported
Classic Gutenberg images with captions stay together with their caption across page breaks
Embedded videos are automatically replaced in the PDF with a QR code linking to the original video

Management

Generated PDFs are saved and can be downloaded or deleted directly from the admin area
The most recently used settings are remembered automatically

Why this plugin?

Blogtome started out of simple curiosity: how do you turn the posts of a travel blog into an actual, printed book without a huge amount of effort? That question gradually turned into a plugin that now reliably produces print-ready PDFs – even from categories with lots of images, tables, and galleries.

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