The studio, in the order you'll use it.

Grid samples a picture into a lattice of cells, each filled from your palette and given its number.

Draw lets you trace a reference or draw freehand, then turns the closed shapes into regions to color and number.

Detect reads existing line art and finds its regions, so finished drawings become color-by-number pages.

Hatch renders a picture as patterned marks — tone becomes a pattern to fill rather than a number.

Build a palette once — colors, names and printed labels — and use it across every page of a book.

Pages live in your library. The Book Editor puts them in order with consistent margins, footers and page numbers, then exports the interior as one PDF.

Preface sets the pages before the artwork — title, instructions, color keys — in real type.

Cover lays out the full wrap — front, spine and back — around your book's trim, with its own typography.

On an AI plan, describe a subject and the AI draws it onto a Grid or Hatch page in your palette — singly, or many pages from one spreadsheet.