A little help
Frequently asked.
Simple answers to the everyday questions.
What is Art Every Day?
A small daily ritual: discover an artwork, spend a moment with its story, and save the pieces that stay with you.
Do I need an account?
No. The current app works without an account. Your saved collection and preferences are stored on your device.
How does the daily artwork work?
The app requests an edition for your local calendar date. Open the app with an internet connection to load it. If an edition is unavailable or cannot load, try again later.
What does Premium include?
The free app includes the daily artwork, yesterday’s edition, and a collection of up to 5 saved pieces. Where subscriptions are available, Premium unlocks the artwork archive and an unlimited saved collection. Current prices and any trial offers appear in the app before purchase.
How do I manage or restore a subscription?
Manage or cancel your subscription in the app store account used to buy it. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription. Use Restore Purchases in the app to check an existing purchase on that store account.
How do I save an artwork?
Use the save control on an artwork to add it to your collection. You can revisit saved pieces in Collection and remove them using the same control.
Does my collection sync across devices?
No. Your collection is stored on the device where you saved it. Changing devices or deleting app data may remove your collection.
Can I use the app offline?
Some bundled or previously loaded artwork may remain available, but new daily editions and uncached images need an internet connection. Saving an artwork does not guarantee its image will be available offline.
How do I add a widget?
On a supported iPhone, touch and hold the Home Screen, choose Edit, then Add Widget, and find the app. Choose a size and add it. In the app’s widget settings, choose daily art or a selected artwork. iOS controls refresh timing, so a widget may not update immediately.
Where does the artwork come from?
Artworks include museum credits and source links. The collection draws on open-access museum sources, including the Art Institute of Chicago and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Check each artwork’s source and rights information before reusing an image.
How do I remove my data?
Remove saved pieces from your collection, or delete the app and its data to clear local preferences and files. Device backups are managed separately. There is no app account to delete. Contact us about any information you have sent to support.
How do I report a problem or a correction?
Use the support contact below. Include the artwork title if relevant, what happened, and your device and operating-system version.