Creation starts with what you keep.

Save references across visual boards, then study color, composition, values, shapes, detail, and motion.

For iPhone, iPad, and Mac. One purchase, no subscription.

Autumn lake reference photo from Lake Traunsee in Gmunden, Austria

Color palette extracted from a photo in ArtDeck

Hybrid canvas

Keep anything on one canvas.

Save images, videos, links, notes, PDFs, and GIFs on one canvas. Draw or annotate directly on the board, extract studies from a reference, then group what belongs together.

ImagesVideosLinksNotesPDFsGIFsStudiesGroups

An ArtDeck board arranging autumn photo references, a video, web link cards, labels, an extracted line study, and a generated image together on one canvas. — ArtDeck board containing autumn photo references, a video, web link cards, labels, an extracted line study, and a generated image on one canvas.

ToolBox study

Study what you save.

ToolBox lives over the board, with each lens offering several ways to study the same source. An Analysis panel beside any lens reads value range, histogram, hue, and saturation.

ArtDeck ToolBox studying a reference with value, color, composition, read, and measurement controls while the source stays in view.

Read values Strip the source to light and dark when shape matters more than hue. Pull color Pull a palette from the reference and keep it beside the image. Check composition Lay guides over the source before committing to a sketch. Study the shapes Soften detail until the big shapes have to carry the study. Measure detail Compare proportions directly on top of the reference.

Motion study

Study animation and live-action footage, frame by frame.

Play, pause, or step through video and GIF references, then fade nearby frames over the current one to compare timing, spacing, and movement.

ArtDeck stepping through a video or GIF reference frame by frame, with onion-skin overlays of nearby frames and an Onion Skinning panel for frame, opacity, and falloff controls.

iPhone · iPad · Mac

Your boards, everywhere.

Capture outside, study beside your art app, then organize at your desk. iCloud sync carries the board without changing how it feels.

iCloud sync across devices
Works offline on one device
One purchase, no subscription

The same ArtDeck board open across Mac, iPad, and iPhone. — The same ArtDeck board represented across iPhone, iPad, and Mac device frames.

Theme editor

Make it your own

Choose the app-wide look once, then assign a different theme to any board when a project needs its own mood.

App-wide default theme
A different theme for any board
Palette controls with live preview

ArtDeck theme editor showing the selected Raised surface token, HSB sliders, palette values, reset and save controls, and a preview of board settings. — ArtDeck theme editor with palette controls, HSB sliders, token checks, and a live preview.

ArtDeck board using the built-in Default Light theme — Default Light — Warm light

ArtDeck board using the built-in Default Dark theme — Default Dark — Focused dark

ArtDeck board using a custom periwinkle theme — Custom — Soft periwinkle

Purchase

Buy once. Keep forever.

What comes with ArtDeck?

Boards, ToolBox, onion skinning, link previews, themes, exports, and iPhone, iPad, and Mac access are included in one purchase.

Do I need an ArtDeck account?

No. ArtDeck has no account system. The App Store handles purchase history and family sharing where available.

Do I need iCloud?

Only for syncing boards across devices. Without iCloud, your boards stay on the device and ArtDeck still works offline.

Is it a subscription?

No. ArtDeck is sold through the App Store as a one-time purchase.