Split it anywhere
Cut a page in two, then cut one half again. Drag a line and everything around it reflows. One number sets every gap in the book, so nothing drifts.
The simplest way to build a portfolio. For online viewing and for print.
Free to start. Nothing to install.
Laying out a ceramics project, at actual speed.
How it works
Drop a picture onto the page. Split the page where you want the line. Slide the line until it sits right. That is the whole editor.
Cut a page in two, then cut one half again. Drag a line and everything around it reflows. One number sets every gap in the book, so nothing drifts.
A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, facing pages and full bleed. The PDF comes off the printer the way it looked on the screen.
Publish and get an address. Change the book, publish again, and the address does not move. Pictures are rebuilt small, so it opens fast on a phone.
At any length
One sheet or a whole book, in the same editor: pages, sections, spreads, and a print-ready PDF at the end of it.
A building project, page by page.
Pictures
Pull the frame around what matters. The box stays exactly where you put it, and the original file is never changed.
Cropping a picture inside its box.
Image editing
Right-click a picture and ask. It comes back edited, saved beside the original, and dropped into the box it came from.
Enhance, remove a background, raise the resolution. On Nano Banana 1 or 2, your choice.
Or type your own prompt, and that is what it does.
Pricing
Laying out pages is free and stays free. Two things cost money, and they are billed apart so you always know which is which: holding your pictures and serving your link, which is the plan, and asking a model to edit a picture, which is credits.
Credits are only for image editing. One credit is one cent of what the model costs us, plus half again to cover the fee on taking a payment. Nano Banana 1 is six credits a picture, Nano Banana 2 is twenty-one, and you choose which in settings. Plan credits refill each month; credits bought on top of a plan never expire. If they run out, everything else carries on: laying out, publishing and printing never touch credits.
One MONK account carries across Portfolio Maker, Asvalin and MONK itself: the same sign-in, one bill, and storage counted in one place. Image editing runs on our key and is charged in credits, so there is no API key to go and fetch. Bring your own instead and nothing is charged at all.
Or open the sample, look around, and take a copy of it when you want to change something.