Terms of Use

Last updated 7 September 2026 (rev. j) · Yellow8 Studios LLC

1. What this is

Crevano is a design tool that runs in your web browser, made by Yellow8 Studios LLC. It began as the companion to the 2027 Vision Board Clip Art Book, but you do not need the book, or anything else, to use it.

2. Your account

You must be 13 or over to set up Crevano. Give us an email address that is actually yours. You are responsible for what happens under your account.

An account is required to open the studio, on either plan. It is free, it takes no payment details, and it is what gives you cloud saving — a project you start on one computer waiting on the next.

An account is created the first time you sign in, whether by emailed code or with Google; there is no separate registration step. Signing in turns on cloud saving — see section 4.

3. What it costs: the free plan, the paid plan, and how renewal works

Crevano has a free plan and a paid subscription. It is a paid design application with a real free tier, and we are not going to describe it as a free product. What we will promise about the free plan is that it is a real plan and not a demonstration: there is no watermark on anything you export, ever, and everything you make on it is yours to publish and sell on exactly the same terms as everything made on the paid plan — see section 5.5.

The paid plan is not open for sign-ups yet. The prices and inclusions below are what it will be when it opens; today everything described as free is available and nothing can be bought.

On the free plan today: opening and using the studio with a free account, laying out and editing, your own photographs, the element library, a starter set of templates, the live 300 DPI check, the background remover — which runs on your own device and needs a browser with WebGPU — screen-quality image exports, saving a project file to your own device, and cloud saving with 5 GB of storage.

On the paid plan when it opens: the full template library, a print PDF with bleed and crop marks, the KDP export, and cloud storage raised to 100 GB. That will be $12 a month or $99 a year.

About the storage limit. It is a soft one and it works the way you would want it to: if you reach your ceiling, the cloud copy stops taking new changes. You carry on editing and saving on your own device exactly as before, and nothing you have already stored is ever deleted to make room. Free up space by deleting a project, or move to the paid plan, and syncing resumes on its own.

Those two lists describe today, not forever. They are the shape of the arrangement rather than a frozen inventory. When either one changes we update this section and the revision date at the top of the page, and the plan description on crevano.app is kept to match it. If the two ever disagree, tell us — the more generous of the two is the one we will honor.

3.1 The price can change, and what is in each plan can change

Said plainly, because a subscription that pretends otherwise is not being honest with you. A feature that is free today may move to the paid plan, a paid feature may be added or withdrawn, and the price may go up or down.

What we commit to around that:

• Nothing changes quietly. A price change, or a change that moves something out of the plan you are on, is announced on the site and emailed to the address on your account.
• At least 30 days' notice before a price rise, or a reduction in what your plan includes, takes effect for you.
• Two things are not on the table, and they are the two people actually worry about: no watermark, ever, and the license in section 5 to sell what you made. Neither of those is a tier, and neither is something we can take back later.

3.2 If you have already paid for a period

A change does not reach into a period you have already paid for. Concretely:

• A price change takes effect at your next renewal — never in the middle of a month or a year you have already paid for.
• If we withdraw a paid feature, or move something out of the paid plan, while you are inside a period you have paid for, you keep it for the rest of that period. If we cannot do that, we refund the unused part of what you paid.
• If you do not want to continue at a new price, cancel before the renewal date and you are not charged it. Continuing past the renewal is how a new price is accepted, which is what the notice above is for.

3.3 The trial, and what happens at the end of it

Plainly, because this is where subscription terms usually stop being plain:

• The trial runs 14 days and gives you the full paid plan.
• You give us a card up front to start it. Nothing is charged during the trial.
• We email you before it ends, while there is still time to cancel, telling you the date and the amount.
• If you have not canceled by the end of day 14, the plan starts and the card is charged — $12 for the first month, or $99 for the first year, whichever you chose.
• It renews automatically after that, at the same price and on the same cycle, until you cancel. We will tell you by email before any price changes.
• You can cancel at any time, and one email is the whole process. Write to [email protected] from the address on your account and we cancel it. You do not have to explain yourself and we will not ask you to. Canceling stops the next charge; your paid features run to the end of the period you already paid for. When there is a cancel button in the app we will say so here — until then this is the route, and we are not going to describe a screen that does not exist.

Payment is handled by an outside processor and we never see your card number. Refunds are dealt with case by case and we would rather sort it out than argue about it — write to us.

3.4 What happens to your work if you stop paying

This is the question that matters most and the one subscription terms are usually vaguest about, so it gets its own section. Nothing you have already made is taken away from you, and we could not take it away even if we wanted to.

• Your projects stay put. Canceling moves you back to the free plan and its 5 GB ceiling. If what you have stored is over that, nothing is deleted — the cloud copy simply stops taking new changes until you are back under it, and every project stays readable and downloadable. Your own local copies are untouched either way.
• Every file you have already exported stays yours — the print PDFs, the images, the .crev project files. The permission to publish and sell what you made is permanent and survives cancellation. That is section 5.5, and it is the reason section 5 is written the way it is.
• A book you have already published stays published. If you made a cover or an interior on the paid plan and put it on sale, ending your subscription does not make that unlawful and does not oblige you to take it down.
• What you stop having is the paid tooling, not the output. When a paid period ends you go back to the free plan: the studio still opens, your projects still open, and the paid features are no longer part of your plan.
• When we are holding a copy of your work — cloud saving — we will keep it readable and available for you to download for at least 90 days after your paid period ends, and email you before anything is removed. Nothing will be deleted at the moment you cancel. We will not hold your work hostage to a renewal.

Signing in is what puts a second copy of your work somewhere other than this one browser, which is the single biggest thing that protects it. Exporting the projects you care about is the belt to that brace. If you sign out, syncing stops and the copy in this browser is the one you are relying on again — clearing your browser data or losing the device would then lose it.

4. What you make

Your boards are yours. We claim no ownership of anything you make, and nothing in these terms gives us any.

Where they live. Your boards are stored in your own browser, on your own device, and saved to our servers automatically so they reach your other devices — the Privacy Policy section 1a says exactly what we store, where, and for how long. Opening the studio requires an account, so that is the normal state. If you sign out, the syncing stops; the copy already in this browser stays and is still yours to work on and export.

The permission we need, and nothing beyond it. So that we can do that, you give us permission to store, copy, transmit and display your boards for the sole purpose of running Crevano for you — showing them to you, syncing them between your devices, backing them up, and fixing a fault if you ask us to. That permission ends when you delete the board or your account, it covers nothing else, and in particular we do not use your work to promote Crevano, we do not show it to anyone else, and we do not use it to train any machine-learning model. If we want to feature something you made, we will ask you first and you may say no.

Keep your own copy. Save writes each project out as a .crev file you own. Cloud saving is a convenience, not a guarantee — keep the files you care about somewhere you control.

Pictures you upload stay on your device, with one exception you choose yourself: pressing Refine edge sends that one picture to our edge-refining provider and a mask comes back. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is sent and what is kept. By uploading a picture you confirm you have the right to use it.

5. Artwork, templates, and what you may sell

Three different things live inside Crevano, and they are not governed by the same rule. This section says which is which. If you remember one sentence, remember this one: you may sell what you designed; you may not sell what we drew.

5.1 Your own uploads and your own words — entirely yours

Photographs you upload, text you type, and anything else you bring with you remain 100% yours. You grant us no license of any kind in them. Specifically, and without limitation:

• we do not acquire any right to use them in marketing, in examples, on this site, or anywhere else;
• we do not use them, and will not license anyone else to use them, to train any machine-learning or AI model;
• we take no ownership, no co-ownership, and no right to sublicense.

This is easy for us to promise because it is how the software is built: your uploads never reach us in the first place.

5.2 A finished design you made from a template — yours to sell

When you use Crevano's templates and elements to make a finished design — a book interior, a cover, a poster, a planner page, a worksheet, a business document, a vision board — Yellow8 Studios LLC grants you a worldwide, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free, non-exclusive right to use, reproduce, print, publish, display, distribute and sell that finished design.

To remove any doubt about the cases people actually ask about, this expressly includes:

• publishing and selling it on Amazon KDP — paperback, hardcover, or Kindle;
• selling it on Etsy, or on any other marketplace;
• print-on-demand of every kind — posters, canvases, cards, mugs, apparel;
• delivering it to a client as paid work, and letting that client use it;
• giving it away free, or using it to promote your own business.

This applies identically on the free plan. Paying us buys print tooling and cloud storage; it does not buy permission, because you already have it. You owe us no royalty, no share, no credit and no notification.

Two honest limits, stated rather than buried:

1. It is non-exclusive. The same template is available to everyone else, and somebody else may build something similar from it. If you need artwork nobody else can use, this is not that.
2. It covers our rights only. We can grant what is ours to grant. If you add a third party's logo, brand name, trademark, character or copyrighted photograph to your design, nothing in this section gives you a right to it — that is between you and them.

5.3 Our raw elements — not yours to redistribute

The individual photographs, word stickers, clip art, typographic assets and template files that Crevano supplies remain the property of Yellow8 Studios LLC, and we reserve every right we hold in them. Your permission is to use them inside designs, not to take them out again. You agree not to:

• sell, license, rent, sublicense or give away any individual element — on its own, recolored, cropped, or otherwise altered;
• bundle elements into a clip-art pack, template set, font, brush set, stock library or any other product whose value is the elements themselves;
• extract, scrape, or download the artwork or template files in bulk;
• feed the artwork or templates into a machine-learning or AI training set;
• claim the artwork as your own work, or register any trademark, copyright or other right in it.

The line is the same one every time: a design where our elements are ingredients is yours to sell. A product where our elements are the product is not.

Breaking this subsection ends your permission to use the elements immediately. It does not affect designs you have already published — see 5.5.

5.4 Other companies' names, where we use them

A lot of our templates are built to fit something somebody else makes, and the only useful way to say so is to name it. A label sheet laid out to the Avery® 5160 die. A sticker sheet sized for the Print Then Cut area of a Cricut® machine. A 1080 × 1920 page for an Instagram story, a 1280 × 720 thumbnail for YouTube, a 6 × 9 cover built to Amazon KDP's trim. The name of the other product is the thing that tells you which template you need, so it is in the template's name.

Every third-party name, trademark, product code and format used anywhere in Crevano belongs to its owner, and is used only to identify what a template is made to fit. Crevano and Yellow8 Studios LLC are not affiliated with, authorized by, sponsored by or endorsed by any of those companies. None of them has reviewed, approved, supplied or licensed anything in this app.

We use written names only — no logos, no brand typefaces, no brand colors and no product photography. A template named for somebody else's product is our layout, drawn to their published measurements, and nothing more than that.

If you own one of those names and want the way we refer to it changed, write to [email protected] and we will change it.

5.5 Your finished designs stay licensed. Forever.

This is the clause that makes the rest of section 5 worth anything, so it is written without conditions.

The license in 5.2, over every design you have finished, is perpetual and irrevocable. It survives, and cannot be withdrawn by:

• you canceling your subscription;
• your trial ending without you subscribing;
• a payment failing, a card expiring, or an account lapsing;
• us suspending or closing your account, for any reason, including under 5.3;
• any later revision of these terms — the version in force when you made the design continues to govern it;
• Crevano shutting down entirely, or Yellow8 Studios LLC ceasing to operate, being sold, or transferring these assets to anyone else. Any buyer takes them subject to this clause.

Said the way it actually matters: a book you have published does not become infringing because you stopped paying us. You never have to unpublish a title, pull a listing, recall stock, or stop selling something you made, because of anything to do with your account status or ours.

What ends when your access ends is access — making new designs from our elements, and the paid tools. What does not end is everything you already finished.

5.6 The short list of things our artwork may not be used for

Some of the artwork Crevano supplies is generated with AI image models. The companies behind those models attach a short list of uses their technology may not be put to, we accepted that list, and we are required to pass it on to you.

None of it touches ordinary design work. Selling what you make is not affected in any way — the license in 5.2 stands exactly as written, on the free plan and the paid one. Read this as four things nobody reading these terms was going to do anyway, written down because we are obliged to write them down.

You may not use Crevano's artwork or templates, or any design containing them:

• for military purposes, or in connection with nuclear, chemical or biological weapons or missile technology;
• for surveillance, including research or development relating to surveillance;
• for biometric processing — identifying, verifying or classifying a person from a face, a body, or other biometric data;
• in any way that infringes, misappropriates or otherwise violates anyone else's rights, or that breaks any applicable law, including export control and sanctions law.

One more, which is 5.3 said in the form we are required to say it: you may not use our artwork to create, train or improve an AI image model, or any product or service that competes with one.

How this sits with 5.5. Section 5.5 promises that nothing to do with your account — or ours — can take away your right to keep selling a design you have already finished. That promise is unchanged and this section does not qualify it. These limits are a different kind of thing: they came with the artwork before it reached you, they apply to every design made from it, and they apply whatever the state of anybody's account. 5.5 protects you from us. It was never a permission to do anything on this list.

Nothing in this section is a promise by us about anyone else's rights in the artwork; 5.2 already says we grant what is ours to grant and no more.

6. Email

When you set up Crevano you agree to receive email from us. There are three kinds:

• About the app — your sign-in code, new element packs, changes worth knowing about, and the billing notices described in section 3.
• Review requests. We will ask you to review the app, and the book if you bought it. We are asking for your honest opinion, good or bad. Nothing is offered in exchange for a review, and no discount, feature or benefit depends on whether you leave one or what it says.
• Discounts on future books and products.

Every email carries an unsubscribe link. Unsubscribing does not affect your access to the app. Billing and security notices are sent regardless, because you need them.

7. Your information

We do not sell, rent or trade your personal information. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what we keep, which companies touch it, and how to have it deleted; it forms part of these terms. The Privacy Policy also sets out what we store when you are signed in, including your projects.

8. Fair use of the service

Do not attempt to break, overload or reverse-engineer the service, and do not use it to make anything unlawful or designed to harass someone.

9. No warranty

Crevano is provided as it is. We work hard to make it reliable, but we cannot promise it will always be available, always be free of faults, or always produce exactly the print result you expected. Check your proofs before paying a printer.

10. Limit of liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, Yellow8 Studios LLC is not liable for lost boards, lost profits, printing costs, or any indirect or consequential loss arising from your use of Crevano. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

11. Ending it

You can stop using Crevano at any time. To cancel a paid plan, or to have your account and everything we hold about you deleted, write to [email protected] from the address on your account; that is the whole process and we act on it without argument. We may suspend an account that breaks these terms, and we may withdraw the service — with reasonable notice by email, so you can export your work.

Deleting your account removes your projects from our servers along with everything else we hold about you. What is on your own computer stays there.

None of that touches what you have already made. Section 5.5 survives the end of your account and the end of this agreement, however either one happens.

12. Changes

We may update these terms. The date and revision at the top will change, and if the change is a significant one we will email you.

Changes to the price, or to what is included in the free plan or the paid plan, are governed by sections 3.1 and 3.2 rather than by this one — they carry their own notice period and their own protection for a period you have already paid for.

A change to these terms cannot reach backward. A design you finished under an earlier version stays licensed under that version, permanently, by section 5.5. We cannot revise our way out of it and we are not trying to reserve the right to.

13. Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States, where Yellow8 Studios LLC is formed and has its principal office.

14. Contact

Yellow8 Studios LLC — [email protected]

These terms are written in plain English by the people who built Crevano, so that you can actually check them against what the software does. They are the agreement between us, not legal advice, and we are not lawyers. If your plans are unusual or a lot is riding on them, ask your own attorney.