Kids Create for Parents
Thinking about it for your family? Here's the short version: the free creative tools run right in your browser with no sign-up, the picture your child makes isn't uploaded to a server, and anything you save stays in your own private gallery — you choose what to share.
How to try it privately
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Start in your browser, no sign-up
The free creative tools — like the Magic Art Scanner, Name Tracing, and Drawing Pad — open right in your web browser. There's nothing to install and no account to create just to try them.
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Your child's work stays private
Anything you save to the app lives in your own private gallery. It isn't posted anywhere or shared with anyone unless you choose to share a specific piece or card.
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Share only what you choose
When you want to share, you send a single voice card link. Whoever you send it to opens just that one card in any browser — no app, no account, and no access to the rest of your gallery.
Try it in your browser — free
Make a voice card right now: upload a drawing, record a short message, and share the link. No account needed to open it.
Why parents like it
- Starts with real drawing and your child's own voice, not a passive video feed
- Free browser tools need no sign-up — try them before you install anything
- The free browser tools run on your device; the picture isn't uploaded to a server
- Anything you save stays in your own private gallery — you choose what to share
- Sharing is one link at a time; no account needed to open a voice card
- Short by design: make something, tell its story, send it — then you're done
Frequently asked questions
Do the free tools upload my child's photos or drawings?
No. The free browser tools — like the Magic Art Scanner, Name Tracing, and Drawing Pad — do all their work right in your browser. The picture never leaves your device and isn't sent to a server; when you close the tab, it's gone unless you saved or downloaded it yourself.
Does my child need an account to use it?
No account is needed to use the free browser tools, or to open a voice card that someone sends you. A free account is only for when you want to save your child's drawings and voice cards together in one private gallery.
Who can see the art I save?
Only you. Your saved artwork stays in your own private gallery and is never shared with anyone unless you choose to share a specific piece or card by sending its link.
How does this fit healthy screen time?
It's built around your child making something — drawing on paper or on screen, then adding their own voice — rather than passively watching. A session is short and has an end: make a drawing, record a one-minute story, share it with family.
Is it free?
Yes. The web creative tools are free to use, and you can make and send a voice card for free right from the web. The app is a free download if you'd like your child's work saved together in one place.
What if the drawing was made on paper, not in the app?
That's the most common way to use it — take a photo of the paper drawing and use it right away. You can clean up a rough photo first with the free Magic Art Scanner, which also runs entirely in your browser.
Want the step-by-step first? Read how Kids Create works, or clean up a photo of a paper drawing with the free Magic Art Scanner.