From the makers of chirp.

The art pile ends tonight.

Snap every drawing from the backpack. Plume straightens it, cleans it up, files it by kid, and turns the school year into a book.

Free · iPhone · No account needed

A crayon drawing photographed at an angle on a dark kitchen table
The same drawing after Plume: straight, flat, and cleaned up
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Drag to compare. Real drawing, real kitchen table.

You can't keep all of it. You can't toss it either.

So it piles up on the counter, then in a bin, then in the garage. Plume keeps every piece, so the paper can go guilt-free.

Three steps. No typing.

  1. 1

    Scan the stack

    Lay drawings down and keep snapping. Plume finds the edges, flattens the page, and cuts out the table and the shadows.

  2. 2

    Pick the kid

    Every scan lands under the right kid, sorted by month. A copy goes to your Photos so iCloud backs it up.

  3. 3

    Toss the paper

    It's saved. When the school year ends, tap once and the whole year becomes a book.

Every school year becomes a book.

A print-ready file with a chapter for each kid, one drawing per page, dated by month.

  • Print it anywhere: Costco, Walgreens, Shutterfly
  • Or keep the file and send it to the grandparents
  • No mailing boxes of art to anyone. Nothing leaves your house

Questions

Where do the drawings live?

On your iPhone, plus a Plume album in your Photos so they're backed up with the rest of your iCloud photos. We don't have a server, so we never see your kids' art.

Do I need an account?

No. Open the app, add your kids' first names, and start scanning.

How does the book work?

Pick a school year and tap Make the book. You get a PDF you can print anywhere or share as a file. School years run August to July.

What does it cost?

Plume is free. Scan as much as you want and make the yearly book as a PDF, no limits.

Can I scan more than one drawing at a time?

Yes. Keep snapping and Plume saves the whole stack at once.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Plume is on iPhone for now.

Keep the art. Lose the pile.

Free. Scan every piece.