Ready for change? Across the country, students are getting ready to make their voices heard. Use these apps to design, print, and craft your own homemade posters and buttons.

If you’re comfortable using more advanced design tools, Procreate or Enlight Photofox can help you to create a 🔥 poster.

The illustration app Procreate packs a range of brushes and pens to give your freehand drawings a professional finish, while Enlight Photofox’s retouching tools let you tweak (and meme-ify) photos.

For an easier-to-use app with fewer bells and whistles, try VanillaPen. It walks you through the creation process step-by-step, helping you choose a template, background, and text style.

Once you’ve designed your poster, use FedEx Office to have it printed in large format at a brick-and-mortar FedEx Office Ship Center near you. Choose a matte or glossy finish and the weight of your paper stock, and add a foam board backing for posters up to 24-by-36 inches.

Don’t live near a FedEx Office Ship Center? Print Studio ships prints—up to 30-by-45 inches—for a reasonable price. (To get your message in the air for all to see, mount your poster on cardboard and attach a handle.) The service also lets you print full-color buttons to pin on your backpack.

Now it’s time to embellish—or go analog altogether. Joann Fabric, Michaels, and A.C. Moore stock neon duct tape, glitter puff paint, extra-wide felt-tip markers, and foam backing boards.

With their apps, you can find the nearest store, snag coupons, and start crafting.

Joann Fabric is a sleek app loaded with coupons. The Michaels app features an impressive item locator, so you can find what you’re looking for in-store in a jiffy. A.C. Moore offers similar deals—and has hundreds of East Coast locations.