Help · Getting started
Do I need an account?
No. There is no password, no sign-in screen, and nothing to log back into. Crevano asks for a few details once, the first time you open the studio, and then it opens straight to your work every time after that.
What you are asked for, once
- Your date of birth. This is an age check and nothing else — the date itself is not kept.
- An email address, so we can send you the link back and the occasional new pack of elements. You can unsubscribe from that without losing access to anything.
- A tick to agree to the terms.
That is the whole of it. After that the studio opens directly.
What this means in practice
Nothing about you is stored on our side that you would want back. Your projects, your uploaded photographs and any font you add all stay on the device you made them on. We do not hold a copy on a server.
There is no account to log into on another computer. This is the trade. Because there is no account, there is nothing to lose access to — and equally, nothing follows you to a new machine on its own. You move your work by moving the file. See Save and back up your work.
Clearing your browser data will clear your projects. That is the one real risk, and it is worth two minutes to protect against. See Where your work is saved.
What it costs
Crevano is free while it is in early access. Paid plans are coming — accounts, cloud storage, studio features — and they will be announced on the site before anything changes. Whatever happens to plans, what you have already made stays yours as a .crev file on your own device.