This is the most common way I print my Memory Mixer scrap pages.

Here’s my scrapbooking process: I create Memory Mixer quickmix albums throughout the year, some are 2-page long, some 8, some are even longer. I don’t always print them right there and then. I just leave them on my computer hard drive.

At the end of the year, I export the pages from these different Memory Mixer albums into JPG files. Then I upload the JPG files to a photobook service online and compile them into one photobook. So, instead of rushing to scrap 12-months worth of event at the end of the year, I’m just compiling them by exporting them into JPGs and turning them into one family photobook.

The tutorial below shows you how to export your Memory Mixer scrap pages into JPG files. In the next tutorial, I will show you how to turn them into a photobook with Shutterfly.