All tracking of any student data and images in within our Pixel Yearbooks site is turned off completely. No data can be tracked by Pixel Yearbooks or any other outside source.

📱 Unlimited Sharing – Every student, faculty, and staff member can view the yearbook anytime, on any mobile device.

🎨 Creative Freedom – Build stunning, custom-designed yearbooks with our easy-to-use software or use software you already know like Canva.

💰 Cost-Free Access – Say goodbye to printing costs and limited copies—everyone gets their own copy for one low price.

We can offer you our easy to use yearbook software with thousands of templates, fonts and design options built specifically for yearbook design. Or you can use software you already know such as Canva or Adobe InDesign.

Yes, with our software or Canva you can have multiple people help design the book.

Once you finish designing and submitting the yearbook, we will work our magic and in a few days send you a link to your own school yearbook. The link can then be emailed to everyone in your school for quick and easy access.

With our design software we offer unlimited technical support to help you through the process. If you are using Canva, they offer technical support through chat and other means.

Once you submit the yearbook, it takes up to five business days to receive the link to your masterpiece.

For a limited time, Pixel Yearbooks is offering unlimited access to everyone in your school for one low price of $699. Yes you heard it correctly, everyone in the school gets the mobile yearbook for only $699. Regular price is $899.

If you need to use our design software there is a one time fee of only $299. Canva is free to schools in most cases but does have some limitations.

At this time we are not offering one off printing of the yearbook. However, we do offer printing of your yearbooks with a minimum order of 50 books. Ask your representative for pricing.

Selling personal business ads in the yearbook is an easy way to help pay the entire cost of your Pixel Yearbooks or to help pay for other needs at the schools.

Send email blasts to your students offering mom and dad or grandma and grandpa the opportunity to place a custom personal ad in the book celebrating their graduate. You decide how much to charge for a quarter page, half page or full page add and all the money you collect is yours.

Offer the same opportunity to place an ad to the local business community and you keep all the funds.

At this time, the ability to sign each others mobile yearbook is not available.

However, we can provide every student with a 4 or 8 page printed supplement that students can sign. Supplement pricing varies by quantity.

You can include an unlimited number of pages in your Pixel Yearbook. You are no longer limited by the constraints of a traditional yearbook.

We hope this never happens but just in case it did, your digital yearbook can be downloaded as a PDF so you can have access to it on any of your desktop, laptop, iPad or other mobile devices.

Technically, yes. As long as you have a non-watermarked PDF of your current yearbook we can usually produce a Pixel Yearbook. The PDF does need to formatted in a particular way but we can help you with that.

Keep in mind, whichever company you published your yearbook with may have language in the contract preventing you from creating a digital yearbook or printing the yearbook with any other vendor. You'll need to check your contract before attempting to use our service.

This is tricky. If you have a PDF of the yearbook, theoretically, we could recreate a digital version of your yearbook to distribute to your classmates. However, a PDF of the old yearbook is going to be hard to find.

There are companies on the internet who will scan your yearbook and email you a PDF that can then be sent to us for recreation as a Pixel Yearbook.

However, there maybe copyright laws in some states that might prevent you from using your old yearbook to create a digital copy. If you want to reproduce any part of the yearbook, including photos, text, or designs, you generally need to obtain permission from the copyright holder who could be the school or the photographer in most cases.  

Obviously, we are not lawyers and certainly don't know the laws in every state. We'd recommend contacting an attorney in your state to seek answers.