What the Art For Kids Hub Membership (ArtForKidsHub.tv) Includes

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The Art For Kids Hub membership at ArtForKidsHub.tv is the site's premium, ad-free experience: no pop-up ads, exclusive member-only lessons, offline downloads, and apps for TV, phone, and tablet. It's positioned for families and classrooms. The same drawing lessons are taught across all three ways to watch — YouTube, ArtForKidsHub.com, and the membership — so the membership changes how you watch, not what is drawn.

What you get with the membership

Feature What it means in practice
No ads A focused space without pop-up ads interrupting a lesson
Exclusive member-only lessons Lessons you won't find in the free lineup
Offline downloads Save lessons to watch without a connection — useful for travel or classrooms with unreliable Wi-Fi
Apps for TV, phone & tablet Watch on the device that fits your setup, from a living-room TV to a tablet at the kitchen table

The membership is described as "perfect for families and classrooms," which fits the site's broader pitch: drawing together on the couch after dinner or with a class full of students.

How it compares to the free options

All three experiences draw the same thing together, so the choice comes down to how much structure and freedom from ads you want:

  • YouTube (youtube.com/artforkidshub) — the home base, with thousands of free lessons and new videos every week. Free with ads.
  • ArtForKidsHub.com — a more focused browsing experience on the website, with a search bar to find any lesson fast and curated playlists and themes, so you can browse without YouTube distractions. Free with ads.
  • ArtForKidsHub.tv — the premium membership: no ads, exclusive lessons, offline downloads, and apps for every device.

If your main frustration is ads or YouTube distractions during drawing time, the membership addresses that directly. If you just want to search for a specific lesson and browse by category, the free website already does that.

Who it suits

The membership makes the most sense if you want:

  • Ad-free drawing sessions for kids who get pulled away by pop-ups.
  • Offline access — for car rides, flights, or classrooms with weak internet.
  • Classroom use, where a teacher needs lessons on a TV or tablet without ad interruptions.
  • Extra lessons beyond the free catalog.

If you're drawing occasionally and don't mind ads, the free YouTube channel and website cover the same lessons at no cost.

Context on the library

Art For Kids Hub is a family (Rob, Teryn, and their kids) who have been making art together since 2012. The site reports 10M+ YouTube subscribers, 3,000+ drawing lessons, a 4.5★ App Store rating, and viewers in 220+ countries. Rob leads each lesson with a style that encourages fun over perfection, and many lessons feature family members drawing along — so kids always have a friendly face to follow.

The site doesn't publish membership pricing on the welcome page, so check ArtForKidsHub.tv directly for current plans before deciding.