The free app that preserves your children's artwork
Capture your children's artwork, remove backgrounds with AI, and turn them into books, prints, and gifts. Completely free.


Capture
Take a photo of any drawing, painting, or craft. Our AI instantly removes the background and isolates the artwork — no editing required.

Curate
Organize artwork by child, age, theme, or medium. AI generates titles and descriptions so you don't have to. Share with family — grandparents, partners, caregivers.

Create
Keepsake books, art prints, phone cases, mugs — turn any artwork into a real product. Design in the app, and we'll print and ship it to your door.


The App






Pricing
No subscriptions. No hidden fees. No limits.
Every feature, for every family.
FAQ
Digitize it. Take a photo and keep a permanent, high-quality version that doesn't yellow, crumble, or take up space. With Scribbly, the AI removes the background automatically so every piece looks gallery-ready. You can keep the originals you love and let go of the rest — guilt-free.
Three steps. Capture — snap a photo and the AI removes the background instantly. Curate — artwork goes into your child's personal gallery, organized by age, theme, or medium. Create — turn favorites into printed keepsake books, art prints, or gifts, delivered to your door.
No catch. Unlimited uploads, AI background removal, the digital gallery, and family sharing are all free to use — no subscription, no trial that runs out. You only pay if you want to order something physical, like a printed book or art print. The app itself costs nothing.
Yes. The AI handles drawings, watercolors, finger paintings, collages, and crafts. For 3D projects like clay sculptures or cardboard creations, take a photo and Scribbly isolates it from the background just like flat artwork. If you can photograph it, Scribbly can preserve it.
Hardcover keepsake books, framed art prints, phone cases, mugs, and more — all designed in the app and printed professionally. A book of your child's artwork makes the perfect gift for grandparents, Mother's Day, or Father's Day. Something no store can sell.
Yes. Invite anyone — grandparents, your partner, caregivers — to view your child's gallery. They'll see new artwork as you add it, and they can order their own prints or books directly. It's the easiest way for long-distance family to stay connected to the little artist.
Nothing — your gallery lives in the cloud, not on your phone. Log into Scribbly on any device and everything is there. Uploads are stored on our servers and encrypted at rest, so losing or replacing a phone doesn't cost you a single drawing.
You're not alone — every parent faces the artwork avalanche. Scribbly lets you capture each piece in seconds, so you can recycle the paper without the guilt. Keep a beautiful digital gallery, and when you have enough, print a book of the highlights. The memories stay; the clutter goes.
Phone photos pile up in your camera roll, mixed with 10,000 other images, with messy backgrounds and bad lighting. Scribbly gives each child their own organized gallery, removes backgrounds automatically, generates titles with AI, and lets you turn artwork into real products. It's the difference between a shoebox and a curated museum.
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