Name: Crayon Press  ·  Subject: the refrigerator gallery  ·  Date: every year

Their art becomes
real books.

Photograph the drawings before they fade or tear. File them by artist. Bind the keepers into a book you can hold — made on your computer, where the art stays.

Lesson 1 · How it works

  1. 1.
    Photograph

    The phone is the camera. Snap the art as it comes home, drop the photos into Crayon Press — the drop folder and one button do the filing chores.

    Getting the photos off the phone →

  2. 2.
    File it

    Folders per artist, crops and rotations that never touch the original, a gold star on the keepers. The originals are archived untouched.

  3. 3.
    Bind it

    Captioned spreads or contact sheets, composed into a print-ready PDF at 300 DPI — take it to any photo-book printer, or your own.

Lesson 2 · The arithmetic

One book from an art-book service (~25 pieces) $75
Storing the art in an app, per year $33/yr
Crayon Press — every book you'll ever make $24.99 once

Show your work: printing a hardcover from your own PDF runs about $45. Book one pays for the press. ★

Lesson 3 · What stays yours

  • The art never leaves your machine — no uploads, no account, no cloud, no telemetry. The app doesn't even ask for the internet.
  • Originals are kept untouched in your Documents folder, named and archived — edits and books are made from copies.
  • One price, no subscription, unlimited books, unlimited artists — the second kid is free.
$24.99
once · not a subscription
Coming to the Microsoft Store Windows first — this page grows a buy button the day the listing goes live.