Flipboard’s Web design opens worlds of content. Tap on the magnifying glass on your mobile or “Explore” on the top left of your profile page on the web. Everyday Flipboard suggests articles and magazines that contain material everyone can flip into their own magazines.

Discover more material to flip through Flipboard recommendations.

For more social interaction with other MagMakers, you can join Flipboard Club’s Flipboard Chat Group on Facebook and tweet your mags with the hashtag #FlipboardFriday on Fridays. That will spark MagMakers to look at what you’re doing.

Comment on the flips from the people and magazines you are following.

Even if you don’t have Flickr or 500px accounts, open them now so that you’ll have access through the mobile app to great photos you can use for your magazine covers. You can also add pricing for any items for sale to create a “catalog.” You can frequently choose which picture you want to appear with your article. Flipboard’s bookmarket adds to your magazine-making toolbox.

Flip content from your Web browser into your magazine using the bookmarklet.

It’s the easiest way to add content - but not the only way. You’ll find the + button everywhere on Flipboard.

Find material to flip into your magazine by clicking on the + button.

If your title has a word that is already indexed in topics, your magazine might show up when others search relevant topics. It can be a simple word - Dreaming - or make a point - Best Ways to Recycle. On your profile, click the box that says “new” or “new magazine. But if you’d rather be or than go to your profile and edit your account settings. Flipboard automatically assigns a username.

Change your username to something that will look sensible on your profile.

Here are some ways to ensure your Flipboard profile won’t look like it was born yesterday. With all the tools Flipboard provides, even beginners don’t have to look like newbies. Flipping through beautiful magazines, you’re thinking, “I could never do that.” Well, wrong.

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