TapeleafAdd up to three photos and a few lines to make a weekly journal spread you can download as a PNG in a moment, with no account. Editing, saving and sharing are free, and a free account has 60 AI credits a month.
What were the three best moments of this week?
A little sea air, a good coffee, and time to notice the small things.
Preparing your preview…Up to three photos from the week and a few lines about it, or keep the sample first.
The weekly layout runs Monday to Sunday along a timeline with a photo grid and room for habits. Swap the prompt if it does not fit.
Download the spread as a PNG, or continue in the editor to add a page for each week.
On Sunday evening, scroll your phone for the three photos that best show the week and write one line for each. Add what went well and what you want next week to hold. Ten minutes once a week is easier to keep up than a daily habit, and fifty-two pages make a year.
Take the same photo each week, such as the garden, the baby’s hands or the progress on a build, and put it on the weekly page. Lined up in order, the pages show change that daily snapshots hide.
The weekly layout has space for a row of habit dots. Use it for the habit you are building, like walking, reading or an early night, and write a line about the week that got in the way.
For a short holiday, one weekly spread can hold the whole trip: a photo for the place, the meal, the day that rained. It is quicker than a page per day and still tells the story.
Yes to start. Making a page, editing by hand, saving and sharing are free. AI features such as layout help and text drafts use credits, and a free account gets 60 credits every month. Paid membership gives a larger monthly allowance.
It places Monday to Sunday along a timeline, with photos in a grid and a row of habit dots. The preview shows it with sample photos.
Not to try it. You can make a page and download a PNG without logging in. A free account lets you save pages and add a new one each week.
Yes. A free account can keep up to 300 saved pages, with up to fifteen pages in one journal, which is enough for a year of weekly spreads across several journals. Paid plans raise those limits.
Each spread downloads as a PNG, and a whole journal can be exported as one picture per page or as a short self-playing video. There is no PDF or print export.
Yes. It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and there is nothing to install.
No card needed · 60 free credits a month
