Lately

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Turn your memories into magazines.

Lately turns the photos you already take into a printed photo magazine. Upload as life happens, add the details worth keeping, and our design team edits the material into a finished issue. No templates, no page layouts, no weekend lost to a photo-book editor.

Lately magazine covers and printed pages

Four ways to make a magazine

A Monthly Issue collects up to 35 photos from ordinary life and arrives every month. A Seasonal Issue gathers up to 45 photos every three months. A Single Issue is a one-time magazine for a trip, a birthday, a first year, or one chapter. A Group Issue lets up to 10 people contribute to one shared magazine, and each person orders their own copy.

From camera roll to coffee table

Choose an issue in the Lately app. Upload photos from your phone during the collection window. Select related images to create a Moment, add optional headers and captions, and mark favorites. Review the selection, submit before the deadline, and follow printing and delivery from Orders.

Designed for you, not by a template

You never arrange a page. The Lately design team reviews the photos and words you submit, builds the cover and interior pages, paces the issue so quiet moments and big memories both have room, and prepares the file for print.

Printed and shipped

Every listed price includes standard shipping to an eligible US address. Supported international destinations receive a live shipping estimate at checkout. Monthly Issues start at $33, Seasonal Issues at $36, and Single and Group Issues at $39 per copy, plus tax.

Start free

The free version of Lately is a six-page digital preview. Upload exactly 15 photos, submit before the displayed deadline, and see how your photos read as an edited magazine before you print one.

An archive you can hold

A magazine is light enough to make again next month. Over a year, the issues become a shelf: a real record of the everyday photos that would otherwise stay in a camera roll.