No, we painstakingly hand-create every graphic you see. Logos, publication covers, images, and videos from JW.org are copyrighted and not meant for use elsewhere, including our platform. That includes graphics/screenshots of Caleb & Sophia or even just the pictures of the Watchtower & Awake Magazines. Even the JW logo is under copyright.

In line with the JW.org’s terms, we create everything here by hand. Images resembling magazines or books are artistic representations, not exact replicas of real publications. Any characters or media on our site are our unique interpretations. We respect copyright laws and strive not to infringe upon the work of our hardworking brothers & sisters, so we refrain from using any media from JW.org.

Our mission is to release as many free printables as we can for our spiritual family to use. We will always stay true to that promise. However, maintaining and operating a website is not free for us and comes with various expenses, which we cover using our own earnings from non-related secular jobs. Additionally, as our website gains popularity, its operational costs increase.

With the price of just about everything on the rise due to inflation, the costs associated with running the website have also increased and we’ve had to adjust. That’s why we’ve introduced a gift shop and optional purchasable items on our website. These offerings are available for those who wish to support our website’s upkeep and growth.

In the past, we’ve taken requests for specific printables, but it turned out many of the requested items were already available on the website. So, we’ve hit pause on requests for now. But who knows? Maybe in the future, we’ll bring it back as a special perk for our Supporters.

We add our website’s logo and URL to all our free printables because we can’t use JW.org’s branding. Though our platform is for brothers and sisters, we’re an independent family project, unaffiliated with JW.org. It’s important not to misrepresent our printables as endorsed or created by JW.org due to copyright restrictions on their logo.

Another key reason for branding our printables is to ensure they remain free. Without our logo, there’s a risk of others downloading and selling these items, contradicting our aim of providing them freely for everyone.

Lastly, by branding our printables, we make it easier for people to locate the source. This way, more individuals can access our free printables in multiple languages without any cost. We kindly request that you refrain from altering or concealing the branding we’ve added out of respect for us and our labor of love.

We don’t follow a fixed schedule for releasing printables as we hold secular jobs; this is a passion project in our free time. A lot of hours of planning and sketching go into these printables.

While we’re thrilled to offer them for free, the considerable time and effort it takes to create them means we can’t commit to a regular release schedule. Generally, we aim for at least one printable per month, but this can vary—some months may see more, while others may have fewer releases.

Translating takes a ton of time, and finding reliable translators has been quite a quest! Right now, our main focus is on creating printables in English—it’s where we’re pouring most of our energy. Occasionally we sprinkle in printables in other languages too! If there’s a printable in your language, we’ll make sure you spot it by adding a download button specific to that language on the page.