“Libby. The library app.”
“Libby is the award-winning, much-loved app for libraries.”
“Lists of titles curated by your local librarians.”
“Search and browse ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines.”
“With powerful filters, you can always find something to read.”
“Loans from all your libraries on one shelf.”
“A ground-breaking audiobook player.”
“One of the best ebook reading experiences ever.”
“Find and subscribe to your favorites.”
“A beautiful dark mode. Truly useful notifications.”
A closer look at the screenshots
Two Apple editorial award marks sit above the main content.
The app view shows a library welcome screen.
A curated title list appears in the app view.
Format filters accompany the search screen.
The filter sheet contains subject and format chips.
The shelf screen collects loans in one view.
Painterly cover art sits over a blurred player background.
A serif reading page includes literary epigraphs.
Magazine covers fill the subscription view.
Connector lines explain controls on the settings screen.
About this app
All over the world, local libraries offer millions of ebooks and audiobooks. You can borrow them — for free, instantly — with a library card and Libby: the award-winning, much-loved app for libraries. • Browse your library’s digital catalog of books — from classics to NYT best-sellers • Borrow and enjoy ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines • Download titles for offline reading, or stream them to save space • Send ebooks to your Kindle (U.S. libraries only) • Listen to audiobooks via Apple CarPlay • Use tags to create your must-read list and any other book lists you want • Keep your reading position automatically synced on all your devices In our beautiful, intuitive ebook reader: • Adjust text size, background color, and book design • Zoom into magazines and comic books • Define and search for words and phrases • Read and listen to read-alongs with your kids • Add bookmarks, notes, and highlights In our ground-breaking audio player: • Slow down or speed up the audio (0.6 to 3.0x) • Set a sleep timer • Simply swipe to skip forward and backward • Add bookmarks, notes, and highlights Libby is built by the team at OverDrive, in support of local libraries everywhere. Happy reading!
Headlines in this set
10 screenshots · 10 with a headline
“Libby. The library app.”
The short second sentence defines Libby by its library purpose.
“Libby is the award-winning, much-loved app for libraries.”
Award-winning and much-loved rely on reputation more than a specific task.
“Lists of titles curated by your local librarians.”
Crediting local librarians identifies the people behind the selections.
“Search and browse ebooks, audiobooks, and magazines.”
The three named formats make the scope of search explicit.
“With powerful filters, you can always find something to read.”
Always overstates what filters can guarantee about finding a suitable read.
“Loans from all your libraries on one shelf.”
All your libraries addresses readers who use more than one library card.
“A ground-breaking audiobook player.”
Ground-breaking asserts novelty without naming the player difference.
“One of the best ebook reading experiences ever.”
One of the best makes a broad quality claim that the text does not define.
“Find and subscribe to your favorites.”
Favorites leaves the magazine format implicit until the viewer sees the screen.
“A beautiful dark mode. Truly useful notifications.”
Two short sentences pair appearance with notification usefulness.
How Books sets are usually built
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