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Welcome to Colorini, a calm coloring book for kids aged 2 to 8! • 312 pictures in 17 themed worlds: tap a shape and the color fills it right up to the lines • Rainbow, stripes and dots, plus Crayon, Marker, Magic, Glow and Stickers • Just Draw on blank paper or 6 scenes; every picture is kept in My Art • Safe for children: no ads, nothing pops up while they color, and no account needed • Works offline on phone, tablet and TV, in 7 languages
A calm coloring book for ages 2 to 8: 312 pictures, tap to fill, works offline
Colorini is a calm coloring book for kids aged 2 to 8. Pick one of 312 pictures, tap a shape and watch the color fill it right up to the lines. There are no ads, no in-app purchases and no account to create, and everything works offline, so it is ready in the car, on a plane or anywhere without Wi-Fi. 312 coloring pages in 17 worlds Choose from Animals, Dinosaurs, Sea Life, Bugs, Birds, Things That Go, Space, Magic & Monsters, Yummy Food, Holidays, Sports, Music and more, plus ABC and Numbers pages. Every picture has an age tag, and the age filter shows pictures for ages 2–4, 4–6 or 6–8, so toddlers and older kids each find pictures that suit them. Today's pick on the home screen changes every day. Tap to fill, inside the lines Little fingers don't have to be precise. One tap fills a whole area with clean, crisp edges, and a tap that lands on an outline still fills the nearest area instead of spilling over. For something special, switch from a solid fill to a rainbow, stripe or dot fill. Crayons, markers and a little magic Draw by hand with the Crayon, the Marker, the sparkly Magic brush or the neon Glow brush, in four brush sizes. The Eraser, Undo and Redo fix any slip, and Stickers can go anywhere on the page. The palette has 30 colors and remembers recent ones, and a grown-up can mix extra custom colors. Pinch to zoom in on the small parts of a picture. Just Draw Just Draw is for kids who want to make their own pictures. Start on blank paper or on one of 6 scenes: a beach, a meadow, underwater, space, snow or a party. Every picture is kept Coloring saves automatically as your child goes. Unfinished pictures wait under Keep coloring on the home screen, and finished art is collected in My Art, a gallery that stays on this device. A sticker for every picture When a picture is finished, a tap on the green check starts a little celebration and awards a sticker. Each one goes into the Sticker Book, which fills up page by page. Sounds and music Cheerful sound effects and gentle background music play while kids color. Each can be switched off in the Parents zone. Phones, tablets and TV Colorini fits phones and tablets in portrait or landscape, and on tablets the tools sit in a side panel. On Android TV and Google TV, kids color with the remote: the arrows move the crayon and OK paints. With Two kids at once switched on, every finger draws, so two children can color together on one phone or tablet. Grown-ups stay in charge Back always asks first: leaving a picture or the app takes a 2-second hold, so a stray tap doesn't end the fun. Settings live in the Parents zone, behind a math question meant for grown-ups. There you can change the language, turn sounds and music on or off, keep the screen on, set the screen orientation, choose the tool panel side, mix custom colors, and save, share or delete drawings where the device supports it. 7 languages Use Colorini in English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Japanese or Brazilian Portuguese, and switch at any time in the Parents zone. Private by design Colorini has no links out of the app and needs no sign-in. It does not even request internet permission, so it works fully offline and collects no data. Drawings are stored only on this device, and a grown-up decides when one is exported or shared. One purchase includes all 312 pictures, with nothing more to buy inside the app. Good to know All pictures are public-domain line art prepared for tap-to-fill, so you won't find famous cartoon characters here. To keep a copy outside the app, a grown-up can save a drawing as a file from the Parents zone where the device supports it. Most TVs have no file picker or share option, so on TV drawings stay in My Art. Pinch to zoom needs a touch screen.