Snap it
Point the camera at a drawing. Zupzi Art finds the paper, lifts the drawing off it, removes the shadow, fixes the color and even reads the title the artist wrote — in a fraction of a second.
Keep · Relive · Hold
The fridge fills up. The memory doesn't have to fade.
Children make hundreds of drawings. Zupzi Art keeps every one of them — cleaned up, dated, filed under the artist who made it — and gives them back when it matters.
Bring it to life
The drawing floats off the page into one of ten painted worlds — space, the sea, a castle, a snowy forest — or into a scene painted just for it. It's the rocket they drew that flies.
A book every year
The Book tab lays out the year on its own: each drawing with its title, the artist's age and the date, no blank pages. Export a print-ready PDF for a hardcover book on the shelf.
How it works
Three taps from the fridge to forever.
1Sign in once
Use your Zupzi account — the same family and artists you already have in Zupzi Play, or a new family in a minute.
2Snap or draw
Photograph paper art, or let them draw right in the app on iPad. Every piece lands in the right artist's gallery.
3Relive it
Bring it to life, transform it, share it with the family album, and watch the book of the year fill itself.
Real screens from the app.
Make more of it
Their drawing, in a whole new form.
Every creation starts from the real drawing. We build around their lines — we never replace them.
Transform it · Make it 3D
Pixel Art
Plush Toy
Cartoon
Claymation
3D Toy
The dinosaur from the kitchen table, as a plush.
Pick a style and the art factory remakes the drawing — then sends a notification when it's ready. Or turn it into a 3D toy you can spin with a finger and place on the living-room floor in augmented reality.
Pixel Art
Plush Toy
Cartoon
Claymation
3D Toy
Kid Mode · Imagine it
A studio of their own, on their own iPad.
Kid Mode is a safe corner to draw on a blank page, trace 34 dotted templates, and paint coloring pages with a paint bucket. With Imagine it, they just say an idea out loud — "a unicorn in a castle!" — and a brand-new coloring page is drawn for them. Their voice is transcribed on the device and never leaves it.
Leaving Kid Mode asks for a grown-up's Face ID. Drawings made on their iPad arrive in your archive by themselves.
Watch them grow
From a scribble at four to a portrait at nine.
Every drawing is kept with the artist's name, age and the day it was made — so years from now, you can scroll back and see how their "mom" changed. And with the family album, the grandparents can see the new ones too: you choose what goes in, shared through iCloud.
Our promise
The memories are yours. Paying or not.
Many art-keeping apps store the drawings on their own servers and charge rent to keep them. We built Zupzi Art the other way around.
- On your iPhone and your iCloud, in full resolution — not locked on someone else's server.
- Stop using us, keep everything. Nothing is deleted or locked away.
- Export every original at once, one folder per child, or the whole book as a PDF, whenever you want.
- No ads, no tracking, and nothing your family makes is used to train AI.
- Creations are made on our own servers and deleted from them within a day. Read exactly how.
Free
Everything here, free.
No subscription to keep your own memories. Nothing for sale in the app, nothing locked.
Zupzi Art
iPhone and iPad · your Zupzi family account
- Unlimited drawings, in full resolution
- Bring it to life, Transform it and Make it 3D
- Kid Mode with templates, coloring pages and Imagine it
- The book of the year, as a print-ready PDF
- Family album through iCloud
Questions families ask
Where are the drawings stored?
On your iPhone or iPad and in your own iCloud, in full resolution. Zupzi doesn't keep a copy of your archive on its servers.
What happens if I stop using Zupzi Art?
Nothing is deleted or locked. The drawings stay on your device and in your iCloud, and you can export every original at once — or the whole book as a PDF — at any time.
Why do I need a Zupzi account?
Your account holds your family: the artists, their pictures and their PINs, shared with Zupzi Play. It's what lets a child's own iPad join your family, and what lets the art factory send your creations back to you.
Is my child's voice or photo sent anywhere?
Their voice never leaves the device — it's transcribed on the iPhone or iPad. When you ask for a creation (a style, a 3D toy, a coloring page from a photo), only the picture or the short text needed for it goes to our own servers, and it's deleted within a day. Privacy details.
Can they use it on their own iPad?
Yes. Pair their iPad with a six-digit code you create in the app, just like in Zupzi Play; they pick their picture under "Who's drawing?" and type their PIN. What they draw there arrives in your archive.
Is it really free?
Yes. Nothing is for sale in the app today, and keeping your own memories will never require a subscription.
More answers on the Support page.
Keep the moment.
Give it back later.
Zupzi Art is almost here, for iPhone and iPad. Made by a dad for his two daughters — and for every family with a fridge that's run out of room.
Coming soon on theApp Store