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Make one graduation yearbook page from the class group chat

Start with one page, not the entire archive. A class yearbook page works when someone can look at it years later and remember a day, even if they never opened the chat.

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Each is a separate one-time purchase for its Group and Couple editions. Any applicable tax appears at checkout. Try the sample first. If you import a chat, the tool processes it on your device.

Draw three boxes on a sheet

Label them “First week”, “The day nothing went to plan” and “Something we’ll miss”. Ask for one memory for each box. A classmate outside the chat can contribute a drawing, a line or a playlist title.

Turn a memory into a caption

Instead of “most helpful”, write “Friday Lab Rescue · for bringing an extra cable when the projector went dark”. Keep the caption to one line, and let the person choose their initials or leave off their name.

Add one optional number

If the class agreed to use an export, open the free Awards preview on your device. Label any number with the dates covered by the file. A student who spoke less often can still have a place on the page. Keep any proposed quote out until its author approves the exact words.

Proof the page with the class

Send the draft only to the people who contributed. Offer a simple way to remove a name or caption before printing. Get separate permission before putting the page in a yearbook, on a school website or on social media.

A one-line signature prompt

“When you see a spare charging cable, remember the Friday our whole class passed one down the row.”