Testimonials

“PediaPress is a pretty neat concept. I’ve already produced a few volumes of my own. Each one has made the world a better place.” – Michael Cade

“Based on the quick delivery, quality of the finished product, and the giddy power of printing your own books, I plan on ordering more in the future.” – Scott D. Strader

“This is absolutely fantastic! Congrats! Thanks and once again kudos for this great novelty!” – Jürg Staudenmann

“Get your favorite WOW geek a printout of the World of Warcraft page. The gifting possibilities alone are endless.” – Angela West

“This is really amazing. It is very easy to use. Everyone in my company is really impressed with the book I received about our industry, and are going to order their own copies of the book I compiled!” – Jonathan Rodgers

“I created a PediaPress book that is intended to be used as textbook for the university. I must say: I’m very impressed with the result.” – James Cartridge

“I created my own travel guide via PediaPress. A book full of information I really need for my trip.” – Nico Benn

“Great way to share material with students.” – Cary Spader

“This is really amazing. It is very easy to use. Everyone in my company is really impressed with the book I received about our industry, and are going to order their own copies of the book I compiled!” – Paul Hofmeister

“If you are doing some researches on Wikipedia, maybe planning a tour and want results later in your hand when you won’t have internet access, or just prefer paper, then PediaPress is the way to go.” – Joshua Peterson

“My new PediaPress Wikipedia book “Creative Genius”. It's so easy to do, and makes great holiday offline reading.” – Phil South

“PediaPress is an example of what part of the future of print on demand publishing will look like. The technological sophistication to do this is pretty cool. The idea that you can assemble a book of material on the web and have it printed and shipped to you requires a lot of stuff working together.” – Rundy Purdy

“PediaPress books are of very good quality. Cheap and nice, if you want to have a lot of wiki articles in printed form.” – Timo Brand

“I can immediately think of at least 5 books I want to make on PediaPress. And several gift books :)” – Jessica Brand

“Just discovered that you can assemble books from free content. Gigantic simple and chic.” – Michael Zimmermann

“You select the content from your favorite wiki and PediaPress takes care of typesetting, printing and shipping.” – Michael Josefowicz

“Wikipedia & PediaPress offer a way to create fully customized books with content from Wikipedia to the English version. It’s awesome.” – Vishwa Max

“Who said encyclopedias were obsolete? Now you can make your own! On-demand book printing from wikis.” – Nicole Baxton

“The books have arrived and FAR exceeded my most amazed expectations! You have created a ground-breaking service! Gutenberg would be so proud!” – David H. Lamp

“Very useful if you want to maintain the “digital, cloud-based” feel of the wiki but provide a guided experience for your friends, or students.” – Steve Brady

“The books are wonderful and beautifully formatted. I plan to use the book I created as a give-away for marketing conferences and events, etc. as well as offering it for a download from my website.” – Val.S.

“No matter how you need to use Wikipedia, the new PDF and eBook features make it easy to remix and take Wikipedia with you. We found the eBook creator very easy to use, and were pleased at how nice the finished PDFs turned out. Give it a try and make personalized eBooks with the info you need, for fun or study!” – How to Geek

“I think it’s great! The properly printed and bound books you can get look fantastic, and 10% of the money goes to the Wikimedia Foundation. These books will not go out of date any more quickly than “real” textbooks, with the important differences that they cost a hell of a lot less, and you get more control over what goes in them. I’ll definitely be ordering some.” – J_F_Sebastian

“I love Wikipanion on my iPhone and I have enthusiastically used Pediapress a couple of times to create books from Wikipedia articles.” – Hans De Zwart

“PediaPress is an example of what part of the future of print on demand publishing will look like. The technological sophistication to do this is pretty cool. The idea that you can assemble a book of material on the web and have it printed and shipped to you requires a lot of stuff working together.” – Rundy Purdy

“Books made with the PediaPress service are a great asset to further the mission of Wikipedia: allow every single human being to share in the sum of all human knowledge.” – Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia Co-Founder)

“I ordered a book that i created for my dad about his life up till now. The book looks so professional and clean, it’s bound to impress ANYONE who gets one as a gift. This is an amazing service and i look forward to using you very often in the future.” – David Van Rood