Graduation photobook: your university or school years in one book

The years worth keeping, in print

University and school years are among the most photographed of any life, and among the least printed. The photos are spread across phones, group chats and old accounts, and the best of them disappear when a phone is lost.

A graduation photobook is the yearbook you make yourself: the friends, the place, the trips and the graduation day, in an A5 hardcover printed on 200 gsm archival matte paper in Cairo.

Three ways to make a graduation photobook

For yourself

Your own years, from the first week to the ceremony, in the order you lived them.

From the parents

A graduation gift that gathers the years and the day, often with a few photos from childhood at the start.

For the group

Friends gather everyone’s photos into one book and each orders a copy: the class book nobody else will make.

What to put in a graduation photobook

• The first week: the first photos with the friends who stayed.
• The place: the campus, the faculty, the café, the corner you always sat in.
• The trips: the faculty trips, the summers, the weekends away.
• The work: the project, the lab, the exhibition, the late nights before exams.
• Graduation day: the gown and cap, the family, the friends and the photo booth strips if there was one.
• A last page for the future: one photo of the group, the way you want to remember it.

Making a class photobook with friends

1. Open one shared folder

   Everyone adds their original photos, sorted by year if possible.

2. Choose one editor

   One person picks and orders the photos, so the book reads as one story.

3. Choose 26 or 50 pages

   50 pages gives room for four years and a whole class; 26 suits a year or a small group.

4. Message us with the number of copies

   Tell us how many copies you need and where each one goes; books are delivered across Egypt or picked up at a Tru booth.

Graduation photobook questions