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I actually use this app to store my own artwork and I really wish that I could have multiple photos in a project without having to pay, especially because I make a lot of 3D artwork and want to show multiple angles. I do understand why you need to pay because they have to make money somehow, but honestly I would prefer ads. Also, and this is more important honestly, I wish that you didn’t have to crop the images to be square. Most of my artworks are rectangular, or the photo of it is. Because there’s a set crop ratio I have to crop out parts of my art, or zoom out and include extra background. It’s very frustrating. Otherwise I like this app and I can at least use it decently free, some similar apps require membership :(
I hated throwing away my kids stuff. Taking pictures of their creations was also unmanageable and undiscoverable in the photos app. I’m so glad I came across this app. My older kid loves revisiting her work from months and years past.
I really like Artbox and am a Pro subscriber. One feature that I really wish Artbox had was an easy way to export ALL data—metadata and media. I know I can export all metadata by itself, and I know I can export it each project by itself. But what I really want is a way to do a full, complete backup of all media and metadata (for all projects) with one click and then pick the export location. Syncing to iCloud is great, but that isn’t a real backup. And I want a real backup I can export and save to a location of my choice. Is that something you could add? (It seems like it wouldn’t be too hard since you can already to it piecemeal.) It would also be nice if my spouse and I could somehow sync/share Artbox with each other instead of having to use it separately. Keep up the great work!
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Artbox is the craft management app you’ve been looking for! Instead of stuffing paintings, drawings, and other crafts in a box in the back of the clos...