Scroll Art
The world's greatest paintings, one at a time.
Masterpieces from the Met, the Rijksmuseum and five more great museums. Shown whole, with the stories behind them, in a feed that learns what you love.
Download Scroll ArtSwipe for the next painting. Stay for its story.
It works like the feeds you already know, except everything in it hangs in a museum.
Take the art personality quiz
Twelve quick choices find what moves you: light, colour, faces, drama, calm.
Scroll your feed
Paintings matched to your taste, shown whole and uncropped, each with a fact you'll want to repeat at dinner.
It learns as you go
Every like, save and skip sharpens your feed. Follow the artists you love and see what the people you follow are liking.
One painting. Under a minute. The part nobody tells you.
A slow camera moves across the real painting while a narrator tells you the thing that changes how you see it. A thousand stories at launch, with more on the way.
A missing hand hides inside this card game.
The Card Players · Paul Cézanne
This monkey was never meant to be here.
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte · Georges Seurat
This jeweled strap used to be falling off her shoulder.
Madame X · John Singer Sargent
Eight ways of seeing. Which one is yours?
Three minutes of choosing between paintings tells us more than any survey. You get a name for how you see, and a feed that starts in the right place.
Try it free for seven days.
One membership, no tiers, no ads. Every painting, every story and every feature from day one. Cancel any time during the trial and you pay nothing.
Is it really free for seven days?
Yes. Every painting, every story and every feature for seven days. Cancel before the trial ends and you're not charged. You can see the date your trial ends any time in Settings.
Why is it paid?
Because the alternative is ads, and an ad under a Rembrandt is a bad idea. Membership pays for the research, the narration and the thousand-plus stories we keep adding to.
Are these the actual paintings?
Yes. Every image is the museum's own photograph of the work, released into the public domain, with a credit line and a link to the museum's page. Nothing is generated or repainted.
What devices does it work on?
Scroll Art is an iPhone app. iPad and Android aren't available yet.
Find out how you see.
Twelve quick choices and a feed that starts with paintings you'll love.
Download Scroll Art