I’m not a startup.

I’m a step up.

Backed by the biggest. Led by the boldest.

I’m Pictavo, the thriving yearbook division of the largest printing company in the industry. I am where magic and method meet.

That gives me access to a staggering array of materials: Covers, coatings, paper stocks and specialty treatments used by the world’s top brands.

I’m also guided by one of the most respected voices in yearbook, a leader who shaped the industry for years before joining me to reimagine student storytelling for today, and beyond: Authentic, inclusive, relevant and student-first.

Together, we’re proving the new yearbook thrives on passion, technology and unparalleled resources.

Built for visionaries, not deadlines.

Drag and drop content packages, and even entire spreads, around your ladder to your heart’s content.

With her entire issue on the gallery wall, editor Sophie Grove reviews the content and pacing of the UK’s Konfekt magazine. “I spent most of my teens making montages from various magazines,” Grove said reflecting on the tactile foots of publication design. Printing spreads so creators can “live among the content” provides a next-level opportunity to monitor visual pacing, catch inconsistencies in type and spacing and give editors a literal immersive review of their publications. Pictavo’s leader, Steve Kent, introduced this experience with his award-winning staffs in Virginia and attributes their success to these kinds of real-world techniques.