Colouring
A colouring book of 156 pictures, that teaches colour too
Tap to fill or colour with a brush that stays inside the lines, from big friendly shapes to pages with hundreds of tiny parts. On a colour lesson, each page carries one colour idea to try.
The tools
Colour the way that suits your hands
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Tap to fill
Tap a part and it fills with colour, right up to the lines. Small hands get a finished picture without the frustration.
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A brush that stays inside
Colour by hand with crayon, marker or paint, and the brush keeps to the part you started in.
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Colour it for me
A whole colouring from your palette in one tap, or just the parts still white. Shuffle it, keep it or undo it.
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Colour by number
Each part carries a number and a matching colour, for a calm, careful sit-down.
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Palettes that go together
Curated sets like meadow, seaside or autumn, so colours sit well side by side.
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Then draw your own
Every page suggests something to add: finish the picture, draw a friend, or the background.
Colour lessons
Colour goals that teach colour
Colouring in can quietly teach children that someone else does the drawing. So in the courses, a colouring page is a colour lesson: it carries one idea, checks it gently, and ends with something to draw yourself.
- Warm colours against cool ones
- Warm colours only
- Cool colours only
- Light against dark
- Three colours only
- Opposite colours side by side
- Shades of one colour
- Rainbow order
The pictures
156 pictures in 8 kinds
Many come straight from the drawing lessons, so a child can colour the fox and then learn to draw it.
- Animals 33
- Nature and flowers 16
- Fantasy 8
- Food 9
- Vehicles 7
- Places 13
- Patterns and mandalas 68
- Seasons 2
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Sunflower Medium, 46 parts
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Moonflower mandala Medium, 55 parts
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Farmyard Mindful, 669 parts
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Happy Whale Easy, 19 parts
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Dragon at the castle Mindful, 915 parts
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Steam train Mindful, 1180 parts
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Party cupcake Medium, 31 parts
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Under the sea Mindful, 1567 parts
Levels
Four levels, from five to grown-up
A picture’s level comes from how many parts it has. Each profile sees the levels that suit its age first, and can open any of them.
- 54 Easy Big shapes for little hands: up to 25 parts
- 40 Medium More to colour, still quick: up to 90 parts
- 18 Detailed Lots of small parts: up to 300 parts
- 44 Mindful Hundreds of tiny areas, for grown-ups: more than 300 parts
For little artists
Big parts and a crayon box
On a child’s profile, the pictures with a few big parts come first, with a box of crayon colours to choose from.
The library
A picture of the day, and the whole book to browse
Filter by level or by kind of picture. The free plan colours a set from every kind and level; Plus and Family open the whole book.
Compare the plansPick a picture and start colouring
Make a free family account and colour on a tablet, a pen laptop or a phone.